Is there any legal recourse when someone owns a domain name but is not using it?
Maybe. Assuming you can't buy the domain in the marketplace (or can't afford it), other options may be available. A parked domain name would not...
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Maybe. Assuming you can't buy the domain in the marketplace (or can't afford it), other options may be available. A parked domain name would not...
Westlaw sells subscriptions to various online databases that organize state and federal laws and regulations. As the lawyers on this site know,...
Florida generally prohibits wagering on games of skill (as well as games of chance). There is a difference, however, between participating in a...
We routinely advise clients on this question. There are many factors to consider, such as the nature and quality of the geo-blocking technology...
Our firm routinely provides the sort of advice you seek. We will need to review the nature of your operation, and draft the appropriate online...
This happens frequently when PayPal becomes concerned with the legality of the business model using its services for payment. We've assisted...
Re-labeling some famous brand's product with your own label is a very dangerous idea. This would likely be considered false designation of origin,...
There are many fraudulent emails circulating, currently, purporting to attach court documents, or summon people to hearings, trials, etc. The...
This isn't really a Free Speech / First Amendment issue, since the church is not a governmental entity, and can presumably oust anyone from the...
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Initially, if you are represented by counsel in this divorce proceeding you should ask that attorney this question, and follow the advice given. ...