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Another Cybersquatting Victory For Traverse Legal and Its Clients

By Enrico Schaefer

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Our law firm specializes in WIPO and NAF domain dispute and cybersquatting arbitrations under the UDRP and ACPA.  Traverse Legal's attorneys recently obtained a cybersquatting victory for our client www.kwandwe.com, one of the largest private game reserves in Africa. Read the WIPO decision here.

If you have an domain name dispute, trademark or cybersquatting issue, you need the help of experts. Domain name theft, stolen registrant information and typo-squatting are becoming rampant. If you don't prtect your trademarks and/or domain names, who will?  Contact a cybersquatting lawyer for a free consultation. 

Full post as published by Domain Name Dispute Blog on February 26, 2007 (boomark / email).

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