Website name trademark infringement if i was a dealer of the trademarked products

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Generally, if you are an authorized dealer of a company's products, the dealership agreement will include a trademark license of some kind to permit you use the company's trademark to advertise or otherwise promote that you sell the company's products. Your question will likely hinge on the terms of your dealer agreement and trademark license. These agreements can vary widely depending on the industry and the particular company.

The dealership agreement may also provide the grounds permitting termination; if the company terminated the agreement for a reason not permitted under the agreement, you may have an argument to be reinstated as a dealer (should you so desire). Also, depending on how the dealership agreement is structured, it is possible it may fall under your state's franchise laws, which would give you additional rights.

Of course, given they have terminated your dealership, you may not want to continue to use the domain names in any event. Transferring them would obviously be the cheapest option.

Ultimately, you should consult an attorney to review your dealership agreement to determine what rights you may have, and to assess what risks you may face if you choose not to agree to the company's requests.

A good copyright lawyer is in order to review all the pertinent details. Have the attorney work the negotiations for you. I agree with the wise observations of Mr. Thomme.

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You need a lawyer. Check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of the details.

Good luck to you.

God bless.

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