Cyber-squatting is a practice whereby individuals attempt to profit off of the good name of corporations by occupying domain names that closely relate to a corporation's name. The author investigates the history of cyber-squatting and the techniques used to resolve disputes between squatters and corporations. The article then calls for Congress, as opposed to the courts, to extend anti-cyber-squatting legislation to keep up with offenders' new techniques.
A book focusing on subject specific negotiation. Geared to law students engaged in skills development through simulation. The book assembles articles relevant to the settlement of cases for each negotiation subject.