> IMPORTANT NOTICE:  You or your Company has been named a Respondent in 
> an arbitration under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy 
> (UDRP) for your registration and/or use of <rapidshare-парам-пам-пам.com> 
> and <трам-парам-rapidshare.com>.  If you have not already, you will be 
> receiving Complaint Notification Instructions for your case, Case No. 
> D2010-0570 
> (http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/search/case.jsp?case_id=17782) and 
> Case No. D2010-0571 
> (http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/search/case.jsp?case_id=17783), 
> respectively, currently under compliance review.  You need to take 
> immediate steps to protect your rights (see below).
>  
> Who We Are:  We are a Michigan law firm specializing domain name 
> disputes and cybersquatting law, including UDRP cases such this one. 
> We monitor UDRP filings with both the National Arbitration Forum (NAF) 
> and World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and provide 
> courtesy notice to Respondents such as yourself so you can (a) review 
> the matter immediately and (b) use the extra time to prepare your 
> defense with your attorney.  We do not represent the Complainant in 
> this matter.
>  
> Do Not Delay:  You must respond within 20 days of the commencement 
> date, and a failure to respond can cause you to lose your valuable 
> domain.  In addition, your legal and financial exposure may not be 
> limited to the UDRP.  The filing of a UDRP does not limit the 
> Complainant's ability to sue you in a court of law under the 
> Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA) or related 
> cybersquatting law and seek damages.  Therefore, even if you do not 
> wish to retain the domain name, proper disposition of this UDRP and a 
> release of any related liability is critical.
>  
> What You Should Do Next:
>  
> 1. You should contact your domain name attorney and provide them with 
> this courtesy notice and the Complaint you have or soon will receive 
> so they can begin protecting your interests.
>  
> 2. Our lawyers regularly handle responses to UDRP Complaints.   If you 
> do not have a domain name attorney or if your regular attorney does 
> not have experience with the UDRP, you or your attorney may contact us 
> for a free consultation by replying to this email, or calling 
> 866-936-7447.
>  
> Do not hesitate to contact me directly if you have any questions.
>  
> Enrico Schaefer, Attorney
> Traverse Legal, PLC
> 866-936-7447 (office)
> TraverseLegal.com
> [email protected]
>  
>  
> Domain Name Disputes:  UDRP and Cybersquatting Attorneys 
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>  
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