>I will develop my domain name "CASES.web" into a web portal for lawyers by which lawyers, for a small fee, can read legal cases...My domain name "LawOffices.web" will be my law firm's websites, and my domain name "LawGroup.web" will link to "LawOffices.web",Well done. the first .com is an unrelated business, so you probably have a 50% chance in not losing it through the ICANN dispute policy. The second is 4 oh 4, the third is a placeholder affiliate. So you're stylin'.

>I lawfully registered these names through ioDesign.  If the "slate is cleared" on ioDesign's registrations, it is doubtful I will be able to secure these names which I have invested in for my business.  I have pioneered the use of alternative domain names by registering the above-described domains, spending money and time.  I will be very angry if I am not rewarded for registering the names for my businesses.Well, if you'd registered the above in .net, or .org, or even a country code, you'd be home and dry, but you registered them in a domain than may or may not be a TLD in future, and unfortunately all the legal rulings so far fall on the wrong side of that equation (have you offered to launch/carry the appeals pro bono?). Anger is a negative emotion, unhealthy, if you call my office afterhours we can work on it.