Rome LLP has filed suit on behalf of the world’s second largest domain name registrar, Namecheap, against ICANN for failing to implement a ruling it obtained through an Independent Review Process (IRP) as a means of protesting ICANN’s unilateral decision to remove price caps on .org and .info domain names.
The IRP Panel, in a 170-page ruling, determined that ICANN did indeed violate its articles and bylaws and presented directions and recommendations for corrective action. However, ICANN failed to implement the IRP Panel's directions and recommendations.
Website Terms And Conditions For Your Business
If you sell goods or services online, you must post a clear and conspicuous set of terms and conditions on your website to satisfy consumer laws and protect your business.
Cross-Border Payment Processing Challenges In ECommerce
Conducting business online presents many unique procedural, legal, and tax challenges that affect a business owner’s ability to conduct business internationally and process cross-border payments.
Must-Have Features For Accepting Online Payments
Accepting payments online has never been easier. Payment processors like PayPal, Google Wallet, and Amazon Payments provide online businesses with turnkey solutions for receiving payments for the goods or services they provide.
How To Accept International Payments Online
The ability to accept international payments online opens up a global marketplace and countless opportunities for online businesses.
Online Supplement Sales: Staying In Compliance With The FTC
Selling dietary supplements online presents business owners with a unique set of considerations.
How Faulty Merchant Agreements Sink ISOs: Eugene Rome Authors Digital Transactions Article
As many different types of merchant-service providers have learned the hard way, cutting corners by using a cut-and-paste approach to create merchant agreements can result in costly litigation.
The Latest Graffiti Artist To Take Action Against Fashion Designer
Graffiti artists’ works are becoming commercially valuable and the artists are increasingly asserting their rights.
Who Owns The Rights To Artistic Works: Eugene Rome Authors Article In Intellectual Property Magazine
In the article “Framed and Hung,” published by Intellectual Property Magazine, Partner Eugene Rome discusses the partnerships between artists and galleries, and how knowledge of intellectual property principles are crucial to creating fair operating agreements.
Rightful Ownership Of Work Between Artists And Managers In Daily Journal
In the article, “Who owns rights to art when a manager-artist relationship ends?” published by the Daily Journal, Partner Eugene Rome discusses the symbiotic relationship between artists and their managers, and what happens when that relationship dissolves.
