Domain Name Holder Assistance

A UDRP decision is not always the end of the story. If the panel orders a transfer or cancellation, there is still a short implementation period before the registrar acts, and in some cases the respondent can go to court and stop that implementation.  That final...

Este taller está especialmente dirigido a quienes deseen participar en la Clínica de Defensa de Nombres de Dominio en procedimientos UDRP. Si te interesa aprender cómo se litiga y decide un conflicto por un nombre de dominio, esta es tu oportunidad. Quienes deseen ser...

To win a domain transfer or cancellation under UDRP rules, the Complainant must prove three key points: the domain’s similarity to a trademark, the Respondent’s lack of legitimate interest, and bad faith registration and use, which includes showing intent from the get-go. It’s a case-by-case situation, with various scenarios affecting the outcome.

In law schools, we are taught that for a legal rule to bind citizens of different countries, States must sign and ratify an international treaty. It is the ABCs of Public International Law. However, in the digital environment, a completely different normative...

How can a legal framework designed for the physical borders of the 20th century regulate a space without customs or sovereignty like the internet? This is one of the most fascinating dilemmas at the intersection of intellectual property and digital law. To understand...

If you have ever researched domain name ownership, international trademark registration, or stumbled upon a legal dispute over a website, there are four letters that appear time and time again: WIPO. But what exactly is this organization? In this post, we explain in...

When we talk about domain names, most people focus on what appears before the dot: the brand, the name, or the keyword. However, what comes after the dot it´s very important, especially when a legal dispute arises. Understanding the difference between a gTLD and a...