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This complimentary monthly electronic newsletter offers articles from industry experts spanning many specialties, including corporate legal trends, UCC developments and best practices, and intellectual property insights and trends. Also learn about statutory updates, state holidays, CSC product updates, educational events from CSC and other pertinent information.Trademark Newswire This complimentary weekly electronic newsletter provides coverage of current news across numerous topics of interest for trademark professionals, including trademark abuse, domain name abuse and a variety of industry-related issues.
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White Papers
Why Choose Delaware?
The Preferred Gateway to the U.S. Marketplace
Challenging and acquiring third party domain names
There are a number of reasons why brand owners will at some point need to implement a domain name acquisition strategy.
Understanding Internationalized Domain Names
As internationalized domain names (IDNs) become a practical reality, companies must ask new and challenging questions about the impact on their brands.
Maximizing Domain Name Competences in Large Corporations
Managing a multinational corporation's domain name portfolio can be extremely difficult given the fragmented nature of the domain name industry and the diversity of corporations' brands and global corporate structures.
The Dirty Dozen: A Survey of the Top Forms of Online Brand Abuse
Some brand professionals are still holding to that old adage, "What I don't know won't hurt me." This, however, is clearly changing as leading companies become aware of the damage caused by online brand abuse.
UCC Terminations and the Diligent Searcher
A complete and accurate UCC search is essential for reducing the risk in commercial transactions. Nevertheless, many are relying on insufficient search results without realizing it.