Internet Injunction issued by Judge in Atlantic City

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) April 13, 2004 -- Once again, Ralph Fucetola JD succeeded in obtaining emergency relief from a Court in an Internet Trademark Cybersquatting Case. This case, Global Life Enhancements v Phuket Herbs, sets a precedent in that the cybersquatting

included not just the client's URLs, but also other Trademarks and, in an unusual twist, the defendant attempted to avoid the requirements of the law by mimicing the Trademark as part of a file name.



The Order, issued April 12, 2004, concludes,

"Further Ordered that Defendants, their assigns and successors, and all internet search engines, registers or other persons, wherever located, in

concert with them, are hereby TEMPORARILY RESTRAINED, until further Order of this Court, from linking to, posting or maintaining on the Internet and World Wide Web, any web page, directly or indirectly, of Defendant ...that

includes, in its file name, URLs, Metags or text, the trade names or Trademarks of the Plaintiff, ... in any form, format or design."



There is more information about this case at http://www.internetinjunctionlawyer.com - just

click on Global Life Enhancements v Phuket Herbs for details and a copy of the Memorandum of Law and Order to Show Cause with Temporary Restraints.





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