Philip Morris top UDRP filer as cybersquatting claims hit record high
Cigarette and tobacco company Philip Morris filed the most Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) cases in 2018, according to statistics released Friday, March 15, by the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO).
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18 March 2016 Cybersquatting claims filed at the World Intellectual Property Organization rose by almost 5% last year, fuelled by a growth in the number of cases concerning new generic top-level domains.
13 May 2020 The US International Trade Commission will begin an investigation into certain Philip Morris tobacco heating articles, following a complaint from British American Tobacco.