Yahoo successor does not prevail in bid to obtain ymobile.com domain

Seventh Circuit requires trademark defendants to pay plaintiff’s attorneys’ fees

Restraining order entered against website that encouraged contacting children of plaintiff’s employees

UDRP Panel found no bad faith, but gave the Complainant additional opportunity to prove its case

UDRP Panel found no bad faith, but gave the Complainant additional opportunity to prove its case

Anonymous online trademark infringer can be identified through subpoena to domain registrar

Court allowed early discovery to discover identity of unknown trademark infringer.

Twitter account hacked, chaos ensued, but no legal claims stuck

Plaintiff owned a Twitter account and operated a related blog. Plaintiff used the Twitter account to drive traffic and revenue to the blog, conduct business . . .

Can YouTube be sued for censorship? A court weighs in.

Prager University sued Google LLC and YouTube, LLC, alleging that defendants discriminated against plaintiff’s conservative political viewpoints by restricting its videos on YouTube. Plaintiff asked . . .

Court orders transfer of domain name at preliminary injunction stage of trademark case

Court keeps door open on cabinet retailer’s domain name lawsuit

A guy named Plaza worked for defendant cabinet retailer for a few years and then left to start a competing business called 411 Kitchen Cabinets. . . .

When can you use a competitor’s trademark in a domain name?