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Originally Posted by Due
There is absolutely nothing that is a cut and dry case when speaking the law. Words like intend, effort or best effort, knowingly makes a world of difference.
Especially dealing within areas where it is questionable if it can be defined as cybersquating or not.
Most companies is very strict about their contracts but very often they are not worth the piece of paper they are written on.
We have ourself had to write off 6 digits sums in the past due to word games in contracts. A contract/tos give you something to challenge, it doesn't protect you  |
thats why lawyers have insurance and thats why one should use them..
if you lost a case in court due to the wrong interpretation by your lawyer(s) then you can sue your lawyer..
i would be interested in hearing more about your case where you had to pay 6 figures..
did your lawyer suck or was their lawyer that much better?
or did you make the mistake of relying on people with no legal training to interpret the contract?