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Can A Domain Name Trump Trademark Rights?

Law360, New York ( July 17, 2014, 12:24 PM EDT) -- When trademark owners and Internet domain name registrants knock heads, the battle often takes the form of cybersquatting. The registrant holds a domain name incorporating a trademark, sometimes pointing that domain name to its website from which it derives revenue. Whether litigated in court or before an arbitration tribunal, the trademark owner usually wins....

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