erikdykema

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   by erikdykema 11y ago

   Thanks @namecast , we appreciate the support!
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   by erikdykema 11y ago

   Well. . . it isn't as clear as all that. To protect a mark, you have to do more than file a registration and buy a domain. You have to actually use it "in commerce" which is a rather stringent legal standard that changes on
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   Trademark lawyer to 3-man startup: hand over your domain–or else

   1 points by erikdykema 11y ago|2 comments
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   by erikdykema 11y ago

   Erik from https://caserails.com here . . . Ars Technica has a story now about a trademark attorney claiming he owns "case formative" marks ( including CaseRails ) http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy&#x2F
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   by erikdykema 11y ago

   Hello HN! I'm the CEO of CaseRails ( https://caserails.com ), a legal-tech startup based in New York. We just launched an online document automation platform for lawyers that makes it really quick-and-easy for a lawyer to