The .eu top level domain is intended for Internet sites wishing to convey a European identity. EURid, the organization charged with administering the top level domain .eu, has suspended 74,000 .eu domain names and sued 400 domain name registrars. EURid has alleged that the registrars, rather than simply offering the individual domain names for sale according to EURid's standards, are 'warehousing' the domain names to resell at a higher price. With an article containing more information, go to: http://tinyurl.com/mrl4b

For more information about legislation or litigation involving technology, intellectual property protection of information technology assets or any other Information Technology law issue, contact your Miller Canfield attorney or Kathy Ossian, Leader of our Information Technology Team, via e-mail (ossian@millercanfield.com) or phone (313/496-7644). This message is for general information only and should not be used as a basis for specific action without obtaining further legal advice.