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By Steve Levy Two recent UDRP decisions involving similar facts and arguments offer a study in contrasts and highlight the need for an appeals level...
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By Steve Levy When it comes to domain disputes, some cases are complicated but many are dead simple. Typosquatting usually falls into that second category....
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By Steve Levy Does bad faith under the UDRP requires a Respondent to specifically target the Complainant’s trademark, or can a more generalized targeting of...
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By Steve Levy Over the past several years, the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) has seen a significant and sustained rise in usage....
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By Steve Levy The first part of the UDRP test (par. 4(a)(i)) requires a brand owner to prove that it owns trademark rights and that...
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Introduction The Internet’s Domain Name System (DNS) has evolved dramatically since its early days, expanding from a handful of generic top-level domains (gTLDs) to a...
- gTLD Strategy
WASHINGTON (December 11, 2025) — FairWinds, a leading consultancy guiding global brands through internet domain strategy and governance, today released a white paper designed to...
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By Steve Levy As artificial intelligence platforms become more and more ubiquitous, there’s an unsettling trend in UDRP cases involving not only falsified evidence, but...
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By Steve Levy Does the good faith registration and use of a domain name carry over to someone who buys that domain name from the...
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By Steve Levy When it comes to domain name disputes under the UDRP, the devil is in the details and sometimes it’s in the disclaimers....
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By Steve Levy If you’ve ever thought that the UDRP doesn’t cover .ca (Canada) domain names, you’re absolutely right! It doesn’t. However, there’s a similar...