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* SweetSuccess.com (2001), the first decision involving a Canadian [[registrar]] to establish the convenient forum for international domain name disputes.
* SweetSuccess.com (2001), the first decision involving a Canadian [[registrar]] to establish the convenient forum for international domain name disputes.
* Technodome.com (2002), the first in rem decision under the U.S. ACPA.
* Technodome.com (2002), the first in rem decision under the U.S. ACPA.
* Canadian.biz (2002), the first Canadian court case overturning an [[ICANN]] [[UDRP]], which was originally commenced by Molson
* Canadian.biz (2002), the first Canadian court case overturning an [[ICANN]] [[UDRP]] (originally commenced by Molson)
* Shoes.biz (2002), the fist reverse domain name hijacking case for the [[.biz]] [[TLD]]
* Shoes.biz (2002), the fist reverse domain name hijacking case for the [[.biz]] [[TLD]].
* CheapTickets.ca (2003), first ever succesful defense to a [[CIRA]] complaint
* CheapTickets.ca (2003), first ever succesful defense to a [[CIRA]] complaint.
* CheapTickets.ca (2008), as defense he successfully obtained the cancelation of a plaintiff's trademark for "Cheap Tickets"; the proceeding went before the Federal Court of Appeals.
* CheapTickets.ca (2008), as defense he successfully obtained the cancelation of a plaintiff's trademark for "Cheap Tickets"; the proceeding went before the Federal Court of Appeals.
* ForSale.ca (2009), the first CIRA Reverse Domain Name Hijacking.
* ForSale.ca (2009), the first CIRA Reverse Domain Name Hijacking.
* LongRiver.com (IDN case), the first case of Reverse Domain Name Hijacking in an IDN (Chinese language) dispute; the complaint was brought by the billionare Li Ka Shing, first to the [[ADNDRC]] and then to [[WIPO]].
* LongRiver.com (IDN case), the first case of Reverse Domain Name Hijacking in an IDN (Chinese language) dispute; the complaint was brought by the billionare Li Ka Shing, first to the [[ADNDRC]] and then to [[WIPO]].
* Groovle.com, successfully defended against [[Google]].com
* Groovle.com, successfully defended against [[Google]].com.
===Fun Fact===
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