Two Spokane roofing competitors have ended up in court, wrangling over the ownership of the websiteSpokaneCommercialRoofing.com.

Les Ludtke, owner of Spokane Commercial Roofing, is suing competitor Jeffrey Sitton, saying Sitton cybersquatted his website name, SpokaneCommercialRoofing.com, and caused his business financialharm.

Sitton, a Liberty Lake resident and member of that citys planning commission, owns Spokane RoofingCompany.

Cybersquatting was defined in a 1999 federal law, the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, as registering, trafficking in or using a domain name with bad faith, or with the intent to make a profit from the goodwill of a trademark

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Spokane roofing company owner alleges cybersquatting by rival - Wed, 20 Aug 2014 PST

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