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Domain Disputes: Protecting Your Domain


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Domain Name Experience

  • Filed a lawsuit and litigated to a favorable settlement against entities that operated a large scale scam to divert traffic and sales from local florists.
  • Defended a UDRP proceeding against a large television and multimedia company and then successfully negotiated the sale of the domain.
  • Represented an ecommerce business against one of the largest domain name resellers in the world and negotiated a settlement within days of filing suit.
  • Represented the largest discovery platform in the world that has over 1.4 billion unique users per month in several UDRP proceedings and recovering several infringing domain names.
  • Prevailed in over 25 unique UDRP proceedings.
  • Litigating to recover over $4 million USD worth of stolen domain names.

Do you own a trademark? Do you rely on your domain name for business? Do you have imposters using your trademark in their domain? Then a domain dispute proceeding might be the solution you need.

Domain dispute proceedings, often referred to as UDRPs (for the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy), are arbitration proceedings to stop the abusive registration of domain names.

In terms of legal proceedings, these are done at light speed, often completely resolved within 60 days of filing. However, the available remedy is narrow and, in most circumstances, limited to recovery of the infringing domain. No money damages are available in domain dispute proceedings before an administrative body.

Most often, domain dispute proceedings are the right fit for entities facing abusive domain name registrations containing their trademark, or something similar to it. This arbitration proceeding, which all domain registrants consented to when registered the domain, provides an efficient method of solving a sticky online problem.

What is it?

An arbitration proceeding regarding the registration and use of a domain name.

Is it right for me?

Yes, if other people are using your trademark in their domain name. It’s more complicated than just this, but this is the start of every UDRP case.

Can you defend me in a UDRP?

Yes. If you own a domain that is worth the investment to protect from a UDRP proceeding, Revision Legal helps domain name owners.

How much?

We generally provide these services on a flat fee, ranging from $2,500 to $5,000 depending on the facts and circumstances. Although, if you are filing a UDRP case, filing fees will exceed $1,000.

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