ICA.Vegas - Annual Member Meeting
The ICA Member Meeting is held each January in Las Vegas, and is the ultimate gathering for networking, connection, and learning within our community. Built to bring members together in a fun and engaging setting, this event is the perfect opportunity to meet industry leaders, share ideas, and build lasting relationships. With a focus on fostering collaboration and creating memorable experiences, it has become a must-attend event for the who’s who of our industry.
By participating, members play an active role in shaping the direction of ICA and ensuring its continued growth and impact.
The Internet Commerce Association (ICA) is a non-profit trade association comprised of domain name registrants and service providers advocating for domain name owners and the domain name industry.
UDRP Case Summaries
Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy was established and adopted at ICANN’s inception as a dispute resolution policy to resolve disputes between trademark holders and domain owners more quickly and cost-effectively than judicial litigation.
Read summaries from UDRP cases.
Complainant Demanded Respondent Sell Domain Name or Would Bring UDRP – vol. 5.43
Complainant Demanded Respondent Sell Domain Name or Would Bring UDRP Most UDRP cases are ”run of the mill” cases that consist mainly of very similar fact patterns which disclose a…
Panel: “Height of Irony” for Complainant to Accuse Respondent of Typosquatting – vol 5.42
Panel: “Height of Irony” for Complainant to Accuse Respondent of Typosquatting When Respondent Owned Properly Spelled Domain, Prescriptive[.com] Congratulations to the Panel for its solid and clear-eyed rejection of a…
Respondent Physician and Investor Provided “Plausible Explanation” For Domain Name Registration and Use – vol. 5.41
COURT UPDATE: Lawsuit Filed by Complainant After UDRP on FyreFestival.com Dismissed. In our September 24, 2025 UDRP Digest we reported on this UDRP decision (See: “Did the Panel Unjustly Deprive…
Panel: No ‘Per se Legal Obligation’ Under the Policy to Conduct a Trademark Search – vol 5.40
Panel: No ‘Per se Legal Obligation’ Under the Policy to Conduct a Trademark Search This case is notable for how the Panel took an appropriately nuanced view of the utility…
Registration of “Stamps .com” Mark Does Not Confer an Exclusive Right to the Stand-Alone Term “Stamps” – vol 5.39
Registration of “Stamps .com” Mark Does Not Confer an Exclusive Right to the Stand-Alone Term “Stamps” This case will be of special interest for those who have wondered how the…
Did the Panel Unjustly Deprive the Complainant of a Transfer? – vol. 5.38
Did the Panel Unjustly Deprive the Complainant of a Transfer? The Panel’s decision is confounding to me. Despite a lengthy and complex decision, the facts to me appear rather simple.…
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