Domain name disputes continue to rise alongside the growth of digital commerce, presenting complex challenges for IP right holders seeking swift and effective enforcement. In this article, Miklos Sévari and Dora Geyer-Hirt of Danubia explore Hungary’s ADR framework for “.hu” domain disputes, outlining the available procedures, key legal grounds, and practical insights drawn from recent case law.
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