January 24, 2023
The Fourth Circuit affirmed Prudential's win in a cybersquatting suit against a Chinese company that registered a domain name identical to the insurance giant's trademark, ruling Tuesday that a company specializing in foreign exchange trading should have known that PRU was Prudential's New York Stock Exchange ticker symbol.
March 05, 2021
A Virginia federal judge on Friday denied Prudential Insurance Co. of America's request to block the registrant of a domain name identical to the insurance giant's trademark from giving testimony in the cybersquatting case.
September 11, 2020
An attorney for Prudential said Friday that the registrant of a domain name identical to the company's trademark is running a "shell game" after also claiming to represent the domain's owner, which has been largely absent from the cybersquatting case.
July 01, 2020
A Virginia federal judge pointedly questioned the purpose of a cybersquatting suit Prudential Insurance Co. of America slapped against a Chinese national, noting that while a disputed three-letter domain name is identical to the insurance giant's trademark, it isn't being used at all by the registrant and Prudential has no trademark rights in China.