Domain Disputes

The UDRP  is supposed to be an expedient, less expensive and fair substitute to traditional litigation for cybersquatting cases designed to quickly address clear-cut types of cybersquatting, thereby ensuring a [...]

This article looks at some recent UDRP decisions that ruled against parties trying to sell domain names to rights holders via unsolicited email. Often, our clients contact the team at [...]

Reverse domain name hijacking Reverse domain name hijacking is no joke.  IP owners often wrongly assume that because they hold a trademark, they have rights to the corresponding domain name. [...]

The Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy, also known as the UDRP is a policy every Registrant agrees to when purchasing a domain name and defines how domain name disputes [...]

A very interesting article on the issue of proving bad faith in domain name disputes was recently published by Domain Name Wire.  The World Intellectual Property Organization panelist Tony Willoughby [...]

Reported in  Domain Wire, Green Roads of Florida, LLC a US based company that produces hemp based products by experienced pharmacist paid a extremely high price for a failed domain [...]