> In many countries, soliciting business there makes you subject to its jurisdiction and laws, regardless of where your business is based. As a practical matt

> In many countries, soliciting business there makes you subject to its jurisdiction and laws, regardless of where your business is based. As a practical matter seems unlikely that this particular law firm is going to go to the mat in terms of any possible enforcement action (and that assumes it can even be done or attempted by teaming up with a firm in Canada (where easydns is from what I am reading). Very generally also I don't think it's a good idea for a company (and in particular a small company) to air publicly something like this. It leaks details on how they act and what they will do that could be used against them by another company in the future. In otherwise the publicity could end up being counterproductive.