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SOCIAL MEDIA AND DOMAIN NAME LAW

Froese Law ensures that your business takes advantage of the power of the online world, whilst also avoiding legal minefields.  We manage domain name and social media portfolios, represent in domain name disputes, enforce through take down notices and provide online watch services to monitor unauthorized third party use of your business’ brand.  Froese Law also creates corporate policies relating to a brand’s online presence.   

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Froese Law is an award-winning cross-border branding, corporate and commercial law firm. Our team of lawyers and legal professionals are dedicated to structuring your business, negotiating your contracts and protecting, enforcing and commercializing your brand. Contact us today for a free consultation! 

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  • Social media policies

  • Canada's Anti-Spam policies

  • Domain name disputes (UDRP, CDRP)

  • Social media contests and clients

  • Take down notices

  • Domain name portfolio management

  • Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok disputes 

  • User name disputes

  • Copyright infringement 

  • Privacy policies

FROESE LAW SERVICES
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is PIPEDA? 

The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, is a federal legislation that governs how companies manage, collect, use and disclose third party personal information gathered in Canada in the course of a commercial transaction. 

What is Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL)?

CASL was created to deter unsolicited commercial electronic messages (CEMs), or as we know it as spam emails. It applies to any individual or company that is sending emails to a recipient in Canada as long as the purpose of the email is to encourage participation in a commercial activity, such as the sale of a product. In order to send a commercial email that is in compliance with CASL, the sender must have either the recipient’s express or implied consent to receive the email or has ensured that the recipient falls under the itemized list of exemptions for consent. CASL dictates the content that is included in the email message, including sender information and unsubscribe mechanisms.

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How to avoid online data breaches? 

In light of the current issues related to data privacy and integrity arising in the US and Canada and the risk associated with data breaches, here are a few things you need to think about if you have an online business:

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  • How are you protecting your customer’s data?

  • Where is your customer’s data stored?

  • How are you protecting your customer’s private information?

What if an Instagram account is using my trademark as its username?

Trademark violations may involve using a company or business name, logo or other trademark-protected materials in a manner that may mislead or confuse others with regard to its brand or business affiliation. If someone is using your registered trademark as their Instagram, Twitter or other social media user name and you are concerned about a possible infringement, contact us today. 

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