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Monday, August 2
"Use in Commerce" satisfied by domain name used for web site
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Mark VB Partridge
on Mon 02 Aug 2004 05:38 PM EDT
On motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction and failure to state a claim, the "use in commerce" requirement for Lanham Act claims was satisfied by French company's use of domain name www.argos-europe.com for information site about spinal surgery. Also, the ACPA requirement of "bad faith intent to profit from the mark" does not require allegation of an intent to sell the domain name; allegation of use to trade on goodwill and to generate confusion is sufficient. ARGOS v. Orthotec LLC, 71 U.S.P.Q.2d 1203 (D.Del. 2004).
Ticketmaster wins ICANN UDRP case involving 108 domain names
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Mark VB Partridge
on Mon 02 Aug 2004 10:33 AM EDT
With one of the largest number of domain names handled in a single ICANN UDRP action, Ticketmaster recently prevailed against the registrant of 108 domain names containing the TICKETMASTER mark. Ticketmaster v. Hicks, Case No. D2004-0400 (WIPO 2004). The case is the subject of a USAToday piece "Beware of bad-faith registration of domain names" (July 28, 2004). Ticketmaster was represented by Bob Sacoff and Manuel Herrera at Pattishall, McAuliffe. more »
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