blog Article: Four Explanations for the Nature of Names by Sten Lillieström

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Posted on Behalf of Ankur Raheja

Four explanations for the nature of names Guest Article by Mr. Sten Lillieström (LinkedIn) For the duration of the existence of domain registrant rights, a common argument for good faith in the face of existing trademark rights has been whether the contested string is a dictionary entry. Is this an appropriate measure for a domain arbitration panel or court? Even...

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The nature of names in domain registration and trademark disputes often hinges on whether a name is a dictionary entry, its trademark status, how it’s used, and the intent behind its registration. While dictionary status indicates common use, trademark precedence can sometimes override domain rights. The evolving use of domains and the good faith of registrants also play important roles in determining the legitimacy of domain claims. Ultimately, these factors must be carefully weighed in domain arbitration and court rulings.