An Internet domain is an individual address in the Internet. It is made up essentially of a page designation (Second Level Domain) and a following national or type identifier (Top Level Domain, e.g. .de, .fr, .ch, .at, .eu or .com, .org, .tv, .biz, .info, .name, etc.).
The allocation of an Internet domain is made by application and registration in accordance with the principle of priority. In this connection, the principle of "first come, first served" applies.
In particular in the case of a commercial use of an Internet domain, infringements of third-party rights can occur leading to claims to desist and for damages.
The applicant for an Internet domain is obliged to check whether the domain applied for infringes any third-party rights, in particular trademark and name rights. We can carry out the search into third-party rights as well as the application for an Internet domain for you.

The proprietary right (copyright) serves for the protection of an author′s personal intellectual creation. Such creations can be both linguistic (e.g. writings, speeches as well as computer programs), musical, dancing and dramatic works, film and photographic works, as well as presentations of a scientific or technical kind (e.g. drawings, plans, maps, sketches, tables) and also instructions for operation and use, forms, photos, diagrams, sketches, as well as bound multimedia works.

The precondition is that it should be a matter of a "personal, intellectual creation" by the respective author, showing the quality of a work.

Apart from Germany, Europe and the USA, there is copyright protection in many countries in the world.