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We advise on domain-name registration, cybersquatting, internet piracy and domain-name disputes, including representation before dispute-resolution forums such as ICANN-related processes where applicable.
Introduction
A domain name is a human-readable internet address. It can become an important identifier for a business and its products or services.
Registrable subject matter
A domain name may also be considered for trademark protection where the applicant can demonstrate qualifying use as a source identifier for goods or services.
Requirements and information
- Proposed domain name and applicant details
- Details of relevant goods or services
- Evidence showing use of the domain name as a source identifier, where relevant
Applicable laws and rules
The firm’s supplied content refers to the Trademark Ordinance, 2001. Applicable domain policies and dispute rules may also be relevant.
Duration, renewal and timing
The supplied firm content describes a five-year registration period followed by renewal. Confirm the term with the relevant registrar or registry.
We advise on domain-name protection and disputes involving international platforms.
This page provides general information based on material supplied by the firm and is not legal advice. Requirements, timelines and legal provisions should be confirmed for the specific matter.