Category: Internet Law

Domain name registrants have several legal defenses in UDRP and ACPA proceedings. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the most effective defenses against domain dispute claims.

Trademark law provides both the basis for domain disputes and defenses against them. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain how to defend a domain dispute using trademark law arguments.

Businesses have multiple legal options to combat infringing domain names. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain UDRP, ACPA, and other tools for reclaiming domains from bad-faith registrants.

Winning a UDRP proceeding requires proving three specific legal elements. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain each element and what evidence you need to reclaim your domain.

A Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) or domain dispute proceeding is an administrative proceeding regarding the use of domain names. How Does One File a UDRP Complaint? UDRP proceedings start when someone files a complaint in with either the National Arbitration Forum (NAF) or the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). The filing fees […]

A key court ruling limited legal protections for businesses whose proprietary data is stolen. Here’s what the decision means for corporate data security.

The FTC is actively enforcing against businesses that use false or misleading customer reviews. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help businesses comply with FTC review rules.

Law enforcement takedown requests cannot prevent the legitimate transfer of domain names. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal limits of police involvement in domain disputes.

A federal court ruling narrowed protections for privately stored electronic data. Here’s what the decision means for businesses and their data security.

The Transfer Dispute Resolution Policy addresses unauthorized domain name transfers between registrars. Here’s how TDRP works and how to recover a wrongfully transferred domain.