UDRP

Cybersquatting is the practice of registering another party’s or business’s trademark in a domain name, and doing so in bad faith, according to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). In many cases

Businesses that rely on their trademarks to bring customers to their websites are often distressed when they discover that a cybersquatter has purchased a domain name to profit off your business. While other explanations can

Cybersquatting has become increasingly damaging to businesses, particularly when cybersquatting is done in bad faith. If you own a trademark and you have realized that another person or entity has purchased a domain name with

UDRP proceedings often arise in cybersquatting claim cases when a bad actor has registered and used a domain in bad faith, putting the trademark owner at risk of harm. However, there are also many situations

When you are dealing with a domain name dispute, you are likely dealing with a person or entity who is cybersquatting or typosquatting. These terms are related to one another in that they both concern

If your business has a cybersquatter sitting on your domain name or if another company is trying to steal business by appropriating your reputation with a similar website, you may have an action under the