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Reverse Domain Name Hijacking Decision Under the UDRP: What Was The Attorney Thinking?

By Enrico Schaefer

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A recent reverse domain hijacking decision in Collective Media, Inc. v. CKV / COLLECTIVEMEDIA.COM is interesting to any lawyer who practices domain dispute law. The law firm bringing the Complaint Lowenstein Sandler PC advertises as a large law firm specializing...

Full post as published by AntiCybersquatting Consumer Protection Act Blog on August 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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