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FGL Sports Ltd. Reclaims High-Risk Domain Targeting Canadian Consumers
5 May, 2026
FGL Sports Ltd. Reclaims High-Risk Domain Targeting Canadian Consumers
The retail landscape for sporting goods in Canada is dominated by a few key players, with Sport Chek standing as one of the most recognizable brands in the country. Operated by FGL Sports Ltd., a subsidiary of Canadian Tire Corporation, Sport Chek maintains a massive physical and digital footprint. Given this prominence, the brand is […]
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LEGO Holding A/S Dispute Over legowers.com Concludes with Case Termination
5 May, 2026
LEGO Holding A/S Dispute Over legowers.com Concludes with Case Termination
The intellectual property enforcement landscape often sees high-profile brands taking swift action to secure their digital perimeters. Recently, LEGO Holding A/S, the entity responsible for managing the intellectual property of the LEGO Group, initiated a dispute regarding the domain name legowers.com under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP). The case, filed with the […]
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