Tag: trademark

UDRP Element 2 requires showing the respondent has no legitimate rights in the disputed domain. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain how to prove this critical element in a UDRP case.

The first UDRP element requires proving the disputed domain is identical or confusingly similar to your mark. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain this critical element and how to prove it.

A website’s visual design and layout can qualify for trade dress protection if it’s distinctive. Here’s how trade dress law applies to websites and how to protect your site’s look.

Trade dress protection covers the visual appearance of products and packaging that identifies your brand. Here’s how to obtain and enforce trade dress rights under trademark law.

Crowdfunding platforms need trademark protection for their brand, technology, and marketplace identity. Here’s how trademark registration works for crowdfunding portal businesses.

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.

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.

Concurrent use agreements allow two parties to use similar trademarks in different geographic territories. Here’s how these agreements work and when they’re the right solution.

Domain names can be registered as trademarks if they function as source identifiers. Here’s when domain names qualify for trademark protection and how to register yours.