Cybersquatters

Cybersquatters were some of the first “merchants” to embrace the Internet. They quickly registered domain names involving famous trademarks and names. Their business plan included extracting large amounts of cash from companies wanting to use a domain name depicting their product or brand. If business plan one failed, the cyber-squatters often implemented plan two, which was to confuse the customers of famous brands by offering inferior products and services under a domain name like or similar to a famous brand.

Lost a Trademark Domain Name?

If you have lost a domain name or are under threat of losing a domain name which you believe your company has a legal right to use, contact Domain Name Lawyers. Domain Name Lawyers will evaluate your claim for the domain name in question and provide advice.

Domain Name Recovery Actions

Not all domain name recovery or protection actions require expensive, protracted litigation. Domain Name Lawyers will advise you about possible administrative and arbitration procedures which may result in your desired result – obtaining a domain name registration and protecting your intellectual property right.

UDRP (Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Procedures)

Because US trademark law is not practiced globally, it’s important that you hire and attorney who understands the Uniform Domain-Name-Dispute Resolution Procedures (UDRP). UDRP is an extension of trademark law which protects people who have intellectual property rights but may not have registered these rights. Attorneys from Domain Name Lawyers make sure clients understand their options and the costs involved with those options. We work hard to achieve results for our clients in the most cost effective way. We will defend your domain name intellectual property against cyber-squatters.