Intellectual Property
Aug. 24, 2016
Forum selling and domain name disputes
The system for resolving domain-name disputes is unique in that it gives the complainant the unilateral ability to choose the arbitration provider. By Daniel Klerman
The system for resolving domain-name disputes is unique in that it gives the complainant the unilateral ability to choose the arbitration provider. As a result, providers, whether motivated by profit or prestige, have incentives to favor the complainant, a trademark owner who claims that a domain name violates its mark. The domain name-dispute resolution system should be reformed to allow both complainant (trademark owner) and re...
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