DOMAIN DISPUTES

Cybersquatting is a word that has become well known in the e-commerce world. This term refers to the act of registering an internet domain name that incorporates a trademark or a trade name of another person or company for the purpose of holding the domain named hostage and selling it back to the rightful owner. Very recently three separate organizations have been specifically created to resolve domain name disputes. Additionally, the U.S. government has enacted a specific federal statute to address the issue of Cybersquatting. If you feel someone has "squatted" on your domain name, or if you are admittedly are walking on thin ice with your own domain name, Matthew R. Halpin & Associates, P.C. can address your concerns.

Matthew R. Halpin & Associates, P.C. has extensive experience in dealing with the issue of Cybersquatting. Whether it is a review of an your own domain name and the ways you may be using your domain name, or a claim that some third party is infringing on your turf, Matthew R. Halpin & Associates, P.C. can provide domain name owners with answers and strategies geared to protect the web domains well into the future.

Matthew R. Halpin & Associates, P.C. urges you to give us a call or send us an email (mhalpin@halpinlaw.com) with any questions, comments or general inquiries you may have.