Phishing is one of many web based companies worst nightmares, although potentially easy to resolve in cut dry cases within

the US, other countries and have more lax approaches and there are many cases where multiple parties are involved over

numerous country and legal boundaries where perhaps the domain registrar is a separate entity from that of the host.

An ongoing Phishing attempt has left us in the middle of such an issue, this being that the site in question is hosted within

France, with French support and governed by French Laws. However the registrar is based both in the UK, US and France and

named as the contact for the site in question, thus providing a means of multilingual support although ultimately also being

registered as a French company.
Thus the dilemma short of informing customers of the phishing attempt and to be on guard we are a tad lost from a legal

standpoint on a route to take, as short of a multilingual legal team to work with our UK team we are somewhat stumped.

As a result we're somewhat looking for previous resolutions to such issues where perhaps a more common US host has been in

pursuit of a non us host to remove content?

any ideas?

Thanks