Thread: New Bill in US Senate Threatens Domain Registrants!
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Old 03-09-2008, 04:16 AM   · #101
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Originally Posted by gemini181
Does my original domain ownership give me rights to apply for a trademark, even after someone else?
Would I win under current laws??


You don't need anything to give you the right to file an application. You can
do so anytime, although devil's in the details.

No one can say whether you'll win under current laws. These things are fact-
intensive.

ICA's posted a sample letter:

http://www.internetcommerce.org/OPPOSE_THE_SNOWE_BILL


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