Domain Name Lawyers

[krisblade]

Does anybody knows how much it costs to get advise from a Domain Name lawyer?

Once a while I get threats from people, that just wants to sue my ass because this or that domain. Sometimes I think is just a reverse hijacking try, but I don´t know, can you guys recommend some good (not so expensive) consultants?

PS: Yup, my english sucks

 

[AMERICAR]

I do know some attorneys but the dont like me much, maybe you can offer them a deal with a domain name instead of cash.

Offer to swap, USLAWATTORNEY.COM for the advice it's cheaper.

 

[MattyP]

Unless you really need one, and you will know by then, stay away from them.

They cost too much.

 

[uncle]

The name is Eric Pelton. His hourly rate is $180 and $500 retainer is required to begin.
Nobody said, it was gonna be cheap :sad:

 

I've heard of rates around $250 p/h for lawyers specializing in domain disputes.

 

[uncle]

yeah, domain disputes can be pretty costly. Plus, it's hard to find a really good lawyer specialising in domain names.

I guess Ari Goldberger's rates are even higher. But he's got a good success rate though.

www.esqwire.com

 

[krisblade]

Yeah, actually the only one I know is Ari

 

Look up a guy named David Steele. His typical clients are TM holders, but he is a really good. He is probably expensive though.

Remember, if it is just a UDRP claim, a lawyer is not necessarily needed. You might have just as much luck doing it yourself.

 

[debath]

This just reminded me that I own

ExpressLawyer.com

Sometimes I just forget what names I have. Must be old age creeping up. hehe

Deb

 

[devolution]

Come on - lets start our own Domain Law Academy!!!
We could create our own Domain Law Certification and charge £5,000 a day.
It'd certainly get a lot of press coverage!

 

[domainduck]

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[krisblade]

Thanks for your quack!!