Disputes and Recovery

Domain Names have evolved to become business identifiers and, as such, may conflict with existing intellectual property rights. Most domain name disputes are associated with "cybersquatting", where a party has registered domain names usually associated with another company or person, in order to gain financial benefit from selling it on. However, it may also happen that a person registers in "good faith" a domain name another party believes to be rightfully his. Given the first-come, first-served nature of the domain name registration system, such a case may fall outside Intellectual property issues and should be handled accordingly.

ADIN can help you solve your domain name problems.

ADIN can be commissioned to:

• Investigate the current record holder
• Initiate purchase negotiations on your behalf
• Advise on domain name dispute policies and service providers
• Establish and file a Complaint on your behalf
• Establish and file your Response to a Complaint
• Recommend experienced attorneys for further litigation in the courts of law of North American and European countries