Dot law domain I want for practice area

[mayhemalex]

Hey team,

Recently graduated law school here in Australia but am still about 4-5 months away from formal admission.

I would like to register a dot law domain for when I will eventually start my own practice

Can this be accomplished legitimately prior to my gaining the formal right to practice law?

Thank you!

 

[Yanosh]

You can register a domain name anytime !

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

Congrats
Don’t believe everything you read here, not just this thread. Where you get your info @Yanosh ?
According to your digital daddy
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The .law domain name is restricted to qualified lawyers and authorized legal institutions that meet the domain’s eligibility policy. Eligible registrants include:

• Qualified lawyers — This varies depending on the region, but generally qualified lawyers pass a bar exam or obtain a license, and then maintain their practice.
• Law firms — These are comprised of qualified lawyers. The .law domain nameisn’t available to support services such as paralegals or transcriptionists.
• Courts of law — These are governmental organizations established by law to settle disputes between parties or administer justice in criminal proceedings.
• Legal regulators — These organizations, such as bar associations in many countries, are established by law to regulate individuals and organizations providing legal services.
• Law schools — These institutions are approved by legal regulators to educate individuals seeking to become qualified lawyers.

Source :
https://www.godaddy.com/en-ca/tlds/...s restricted,and then maintain their practice.

So ya anyone can register a domain anytime. Wether their doing it legally, you figure that out.

 

[Yanosh]

Congrats
Don’t believe everything you read here, not just this thread. Where you get your info @Yanosh ?
According to your digital daddy
Quote
The .law domain name is restricted to qualified lawyers and authorized legal institutions that meet the domain’s eligibility policy. Eligible registrants include:

• Qualified lawyers — This varies depending on the region, but generally qualified lawyers pass a bar exam or obtain a license, and then maintain their practice.
• Law firms — These are comprised of qualified lawyers. The .law domain nameisn’t available to support services such as paralegals or transcriptionists.
• Courts of law — These are governmental organizations established by law to settle disputes between parties or administer justice in criminal proceedings.
• Legal regulators — These organizations, such as bar associations in many countries, are established by law to regulate individuals and organizations providing legal services.
• Law schools — These institutions are approved by legal regulators to educate individuals seeking to become qualified lawyers.

Source :
https://www.godaddy.com/en-ca/tlds/law-domain#:~:text=law domain name is restricted,and then maintain their practice.

So ya anyone can register a domain anytime. Wether their doing it legally, you figure that out.

I thought it was a general domain , not dot law
My mistake !!

 

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