EPISODE · Mar 11, 2026 · 7 MIN
Trademark Law in Domain Name Disputes: What Actually Matters
from Paralegal's Memo · host Professor Winn
The episode explains the use of UDRP in trademark law as ICANN’s streamlined enforcement tool. It walks through the three required elements: trademark rights, confusing similarity, and lack of legitimate interest or bad faith. It flags WIPO Overview 3.0 as the practical playbook for how panels apply these standards—and reminds listeners that UDRP remedies are limited to transfer or cancellation, not damages. The episode also highlights the paralegal’s role in building the evidentiary record and keeping the process on track from filing through decision. Let's Connect: LinkedIn X.com YouTube Subscribe to Paralegal's Memo on LinkedIn Don’t forget to subscribe to the print version of Paralegal’s Memo on LinkedIn — you’ll find it at bit.ly/paralegal101. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and nothing should be construed as legal advice. That’s why you must always consult a qualified attorney.
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The episode explains the use of UDRP in trademark law as ICANN’s streamlined enforcement tool. It walks through the three required elements: trademark rights, confusing similarity, and lack of legitimate interest or bad faith. It flags WIPO Overview 3.0 as the practical playbook for how panels apply these standards—and reminds listeners that UDRP remedies are limited to transfer or cancellation, not damages. The episode also highlights the paralegal’s role in building the evidentiary re...
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