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Thursday, April 14, 2011

Publication: Contributory Cybersquatting and Trademark Dilution Are Valid Causes of Action

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Another work published in the World Trademark Review Daily.

James L. Bikoff, David K. Heasley and Phillip V. Marano, Contributory Cybersquatting and Trademark Dilution Are Valid Causes of Action, WORLD TRADEMARK REVIEW DAILY, February 3, 2011.

Comment:

This article discusses a recent ruling by the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington recognizing two "novel cause[s] of action" for contributory cybersquatting and contributory trademark dilution.  Microsoft Corp. v. Shah, Slip. Op. Case No. C10-0653 RSM (January 12, 2011).

 

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