Copyright, Domain Name & Unfair Competition Disputes
LEE & MOCK IP offers integrated dispute resolution services ranging from prompt provisional remedies (preliminary injunctions) to civil and criminal litigation, as well as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), for copyright, domain name, and unfair competition disputes.
Due to digital transformation and the expansion of global business, forms of disputes are becoming highly sophisticated, including copyright infringement, unauthorized domain preemption, and trade secret leaks. Based on our rich practical experience, LEE & MOCK IP delivers integrated dispute resolution solutions, spanning from prompt provisional remedies (preliminary injunctions) to civil/criminal litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in copyright, domain name, and unfair competition disputes.
Key Services
- 1.Copyright Disputes & License Response Responding to illegal software (SW) duplication, digital content copyright infringement lawsuits, and criminal complaints Resolving legal disputes concerning violations of work utilization agreements (licenses) and the ownership of economic copyrights
- 2. Domain Name Dispute Management Actively responding to "Cybersquatting" activities aimed at gaining unfair advantages by unauthorized preemption of famous brands or corporate names LEE & MOCK IP has established MOU partnerships with specialized domestic and international dispute resolution bodies, such as the Internet Address Dispute Resolution Committee (IDRC) and the Asian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Centre (ADNDRC), to rapidly resolve malicious domain disputes through domain transfer mediation requests Filing civil lawsuits in court for the cancellation of domain names
- 3. Unfair Competition & Trade Secret Infringement Litigation Seeking preliminary injunctions and claims for damages against trade secret infringement due to leaks of core technology or employee job changes Executing civil and criminal measures against trade secret infringement and various unfair competition activities, such as the unauthorized utilization of trade secrets learned during negotiation processes or the misappropriation of business achievements
