Trademark owners who believe that a potential new top-level domain would infringe its rights may want to consider filing an “Existing Legal Rights” objection. In a new post at his blog, Isenberg On Domains, Doug Isenberg answers some "Frequently Asked Questions About ‘Existing Legal Rights Objections’."
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