Need to recommend a great domain name lawyer

[007]

Can anybody recommend a great domain name lawyer? A family I know failed to buy the domain for the name of their business. Basically somebody else bought the domain and is using it as a "fan.info page" type site FOR their business, directly profiting from typo traffic and traffic from users who think they are the official site.

It should be a pretty cut and dry case with the proper cease and disist letter and they have asked me to recommend a lawyer that can help them.

If anybody here is a lawyer, please contact me and I will put you in touch with them!

Thanks!

 

[south]

http://www.dnforum.com/f295/

 

[Cartoonz]

you've been a member for almost 7 years and don't know who the lawyers are? Really?

 

[007]

you've been a member for almost 7 years and don't know who the lawyers are? Really?

Never needed one before haha.

 

[Theo]

PM sent.

 

[Adam DickerAdam Dicker is verified member.]

I have used Zak Muscovitch dnattorney.com fro Canada stuff and John Berryhill for USA issues.

Never lost a case yet, so I love them both.

Highly recommend them both.

-=DCG=-

 

[denny007]

Adam could you pls upgrade me to Exclusive ? i can not access some parts of forum
Thanks

 

[TheLegendaryJP]

Adam could you pls upgrade me to Exclusive ? i can not access some parts of forum
Thanks

Well look who's lurkin lol

Also I agree with Adam on his recommendations 110%.

 

[katherine]

There is Brett Lewis, and Renova (Paul Keating ?) from Spain seem to be pretty good judging by the UDRPs they have been involved in.
I have not dealt with either though.
Please clarify, is that a US lawyer you need ?

 

[denny007]

Paul Keating

Prepare BIG BUDGET - $15K for simple case and up
Unless the domain is very valuable, does not make sense.