Re: [ga] Re: UDRP study

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

Dear Russ,
I am afraid you take acception of the American situation. The TM protection 
is an international matter. UDRP and DN management are marvels: no title 
document, one single juge being law and order, defender of the big business 
and church abider (St. Lynn Church of the SAR).

Beware! your lawyers start understanding that their best interest is to 
wake-up the ICANN. Their clients will not buy the ICANN/WIPO tale for a 
long. It would become too complex, too costly and too risky too.

When I have time - unless you want to share and help - I will set-up 
http://copsicola.com  to foster interdrink peace by rotating URL between:

- http://www.cocacola.com ,
- http://pepsi.com
- http://kingcola.com

Will they UDRP me because I provide access to *their* site?

To show my bad faith: if one or serval of these companies is interested in 
getting the name they can save the expense of an UDRP in paying for the 
candidates' trip to Montevideo: I will transfer the DN returning from there.

When something seems absurd, discuting it is good.
Testing it may also be of help.
Jefsey



On 03:06 21/08/01, admin said:
> >As a patent and trademark attorney, I must take strong exception to this
> >slander of the profession. It is easy to group all attorneys into one bunch
> >and then mouth platitudes thereon, but in so doing one forgets the basic
> >feature of the legal profession: every case has two sides.
>
>
>Let's get realistic.  Fraud, deception, and intentionally misrepresenting
>the law is the norm in the Intellectual Property legal community.  The
>corruption is so engrained into the system that it has turned into the
>normal way of doing business.  The attorneys who make these excuses or
>pretend that it doesn't happen are just as bad, and just as responsible, as
>the attorneys who have actually engaged in the practices.  While it is not
>every single on, it is the majority.
>
>I am in the process of pursing bar association complaints against several
>attorneys involved in some of the most egregious and ridiculous claims (with
>both the state bar assns. as well as the USPTO) and you would not believe
>the excuses and circular arguments I received.  These people will do or say
>anything to help protect their fellow lawyers.
>
>This is not "slander," it is FACT and every single trademark lawyers knows
>it.
>
>Russ Smith
>
>
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