Legal Corner Press

At Legal Corner Press, we explore the legal frontiers where intellectual property and the digital world collide. Our mission is to equip legal professionals with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complex jurisprudence of domain names, cybersquatting, and trademark law.

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“Clash" is the first real treatise that examines the intersection of trademarks and domain name on the internet. It provides both a balanced perspective on the rights of trademark owners and domain name registrants, as well as providing a unique analysis of the jurisprudence of cybersquatting under the UDRP

Jeffrey Neuman
Founder and CEO, JJN Solutions, LLC

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We are committed to advancing rigorous, practical, and accessible legal scholarship for those navigating the evolving terrain of digital identity and trademark enforcement.

The Clash of Trademarks, Volume 1

This is your single, coherent roadmap of the field--doctrine, procedure, and strategy--shaped by the thousands of decisions that build domain-name law from the ground up.

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The Clash of Trademarks, Volume 2

In short, Volume 2 is the speed layer of Clash: a purpose-built, cross-referenced command center that gets you from issue to authority in one move—while honoring how practitioners actually work today.

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Cybersquatting and the Law

Get ready to challenge (or defend) UDRP outcomes de novo in federal court. This book clarifies when courts do not defer to panel decisions and highlights what proof moves the needle. It’s a candid guide to avoiding “conclusory” pleadings, building a record, and timing your injunction requests.

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