Domain .law - New TLDs
How to register a .law internet domain?
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Registration fee$137,49 / yearDomain is restricted to professional lawyers, law companies, courts or law schools. Registrant eligibility will be verified upon registration.
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Renewal fee$137,49 / year
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Trade feefree of charge
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Transfer fee$137,49renewal included
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Reactivation feefree of chargeAdditional restore fee is due on the domain renewal date. Restore is possible only within 28 days thereafter.
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Minimum registration and renewal period1 year
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RestrictionsYes
With an increasing amount of law services offered online, the law community requires an easily recognizable and searchable TLD, like .LAW. .LAW can be used by attorneys, writers, law schools, advisors, online law or legal blogs, legal news aggregators, and more. By providing a domain namespace pertinent to the legal field, .LAW makes it easier for Internet users looking for legal answers, attorneys, or legal forms and representation to find the services they need, while also enhancing marketing ability.
This is a restricted TLD. Only the following entities may register it:
- A Qualified Lawyer: A professional who is licensed by a Legal Regulator to practice law. A Qualified Lawyer must be identifiable as a currently-licensed practitioner in the public records kept by the relevant Legal Regulator (a lawyer with inactive or non-practicing status who is not authorized to provide regulated legal services under the rules of their Legal Regulator is not eligible under this Eligibility Policy).
- A Law Firm: A partnership or incorporated entity formed by one or more Qualified Lawyers to engage in the practice of law. In jurisdictions where applicable, a Law Firm must be authorized by a Legal Regulator to provide legal services.
- A Court of Law: An organization of government enacted by international, national, or state legislation that has the authority to adjudicate legal disputes between parties and carry out the administration of justice in a given jurisdiction.
- A Law School: An institution approved by a Legal Regulator or a recognized regulator of education to provide academic or vocational legal education as part of a process for becoming a Qualified Lawyer within a given jurisdiction.
- A Legal Regulator: An institution that is enacted and/or approved by international, national, or state legislation to regulate the provision of legal services in a given jurisdiction.
The Registry for .law and .abogado reserves the right to engage an independent verification agent to carry out the verification of applicants against the Eligibility Criteria in this Eligibility Policy. The .law and .abogado registry reserves the right for the independent verification agent to contact applicants in order to request any further information or supporting documentation that it deems necessary to satisfy itself as to whether or not an applicant meets the requirements of this Eligibility Policy.