Internet Law – Rivera Law Group

Trademark Infringement in Meta-tags

Website Meta tag Trademark Infringement

Businesses frequently compete for the best search engine positions. Some may try to use a competitor’s name or the name of the competitor’s product as a website meta tag. As your online trademark infringement lawyers, we provide you advice on how to protect your Intellectual Property against all Internet based trademark infringement, particularly trademark infringement arising from meta tag use.

Does the use of another’s trademark as a meta tag constitute trademark infringement?

A trademark infringement lawyer with our firm will assist you in evaluating the scenario to determine whether a use of a trademark in Internet meta-tags qualifies as trademark infringement and how to address this potential trademark infringement situation to properly protect your Intellectual Property rights. We expertly and diligently prosecute those who infringe on your trademarks online.

If you have been accused of Internet trademark infringement or if your website has been removed from search engine listings based on a claim of trademark infringement, we can assist you in protecting your rights against the claims asserted by a competitor, perhaps through a cease and desist letter from an intellectual property and trademark infringement attorney.

Cyber Squatting

Cybersquatting

Cybersquatting occurs when the cybersquatter registers a domain name in bad faith in violation of the rights of a trademark owner. A domain name infringement and trademark infringement attorney with our firm is an expert in obtaining or recovering domain names from cybersquatters through the application of the Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA).

The ACPA protects trademark owners from Internet trademark infringement. To maintain legal action under the ACPA, the complaining party must show that the domain registrant had a bad faith intent to profit from the trademark owner’s trademark and that the registrant registered or used a domain name identical or confusingly similar to the trademark.

Whether a cybersquatter has registered a domain name containing your trademark or whether you are accused of being a cybersquatter, our domain name registration lawyers and cybersquatting attorneys are prepared to defend your rights, protect your trademark, and assist you with all your Internet Law, Internet Trademark Infringement Law, or Domain Name Law issues.

Trademark Infringement in Keyword Search Advertisement

Trademark Infringement in Keyword Search Advertisement

Web searches are the primary method used for finding goods and services on the Internet. Businesses frequently compete for the best search engine positions. Some may try to use a competitor’s name or the name of the competitor’s product as a keyword for keyword search advertisement purposes. As your online trademark infringement lawyers, we provide you advice on how to protect your Intellectual Property against all Internet based trademark infringement, particularly trademark infringement arising from a keyword search advertisement campaign.

Can a business use its competitor’s name and/or trademark as a search keyword without engaging in online trademark infringement?

A trademark infringement lawyer with our firm will assist you in determining whether a business’ use of a trademark, trade name, or products as a search engine keyword qualifies as Internet trademark infringement. We diligently assist our clients in the prosecution of those who infringe on your trademarks online.

If you have been accused of Internet trademark infringement or if your website has been removed from search engine listings based on a claim of trademark infringement, we can assist you in protecting your rights against the claims asserted by a competitor, perhaps through a cease and desist letter by an intellectual property and trademark infringement attorney or through formal legal action. It is our job to explain the benefits and drawbacks of specific strategies, it is yours to decide which one to choose, based on your needs, the costs of each alternative, and a sound risk/reward analysis.

Texas Computer Crimes

Texas Computer Crime Laws TITLE 7. OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY CHAPTER 33. COMPUTER CRIMES Sec. 33.01.  DEFINITIONS.  In this chapter: (1)  ”Access” means to approach, instruct, communicate with, store data in, retrieve or intercept data from, alter data or computer software in, or otherwise make use of any resource of a computer, computer network, computer program, or computer system. (2)  ”Aggregate [...]