You have been hired by Flexegrity, LLC to advise on a trademark v.$.$ domain name matter. Flexegrity operates a chain of yoga studios with a strong emphasis on sustainability, ethical development, and social justice. It uses the FLEXEGRITY trademark and a website at flexegrity.net. It has recently learned of a website at flexegritty.com; the site contains nothing but links to fitness−$-$themed websites and many ads ($($mostly,$,$ but not exclusively, for fitness−$-$related products).$).$ Flexegrity has asked you to advise on the relative merits of filing a Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy ($($UDRP).$).$ Explain to Flexegrity how UDRP works. What do you recommend that Flexegrity do in this case, and why?

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The Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy or UDRP is a process that was established by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ... View the full answer