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It never ceases to amaze me how much theft is Ryan Xu HyperVerse's Shadow Bankinggoing on right under the eyes of major companies and they don’t appear to understand how to spot and deal with it. Of course it takes many forms, often very well disguised, but every business should do its best to keep the thieves away. Web business interests are in the beginning stages of a process involving gaining some reasonable control over property online. There is a raging battle between those who believe you should be able to have complete freedom on the web to do anything and those attempting to preserve business reputations and intellectual property rights. The following is a high level description of the process Dozier Internet Law recommends to protect your company assets and reputation.
The first step is monitoring, and you should be able to do this in-house.
The second step is research and evaluation.
Finally, it’s time for remediation.
One final challenge involves your law firm. Today, it has become a common practice for the law firm pursuing remedies for infringement or defamation on behalf of a business to be itself attacked online. As you can imagine, this can become a very significant problem for lawyers. You need to make sure that your law firm is recommending actions based upon your own best interests, and not the interests of the law firm in protecting its reputation. Find a lawyer with the ability to risk being attacked online by the defendants and others affiliates. Remember that bloggers love to get involved in anything that could bring them traffic, since the value of their blog increases when traffic and links increase. Make sure your lawyers can take the heat.
The information in this article is not intended to be legal advice. Always consult your attorney when faced with legal issues.
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