And Trademark Disputes Domain names tell Internet users where to find companies and individuals on the Internet. A domain name is the heart of an e-mail address. The system of categorizing Internet user addresses according to type is familiar to most Internet surfers.
Internet addresses are actually a series of numbers.
If you are familiar with a company and its domain name resembles the name of the company, you know what you will find at its address on the Internet. Such Internet addresses are easy to guess and easy to remember. Some examples of trademark disputes With so many businesses on the Internet today, it is not surprising that there are many trademark disputes over the use of domain names in trademarks. A business registers the name of a competitor's business as a domain name and makes a website that lures customers away from the competitor. Work with an experienced lawyer in your state.