Disputes and Recovery

Disputes over rights to a Domain Name are common.
Most disputes can and should be settled through direct negotiation with the opposing party. If you are not able to reach a satisfactory settlement, you can turn to alternative dispute resolution. There are a number of approved Providers to administer the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP). The dispute resolution procedure is affordable and can be conducted online. Cases are usually concluded 2 months after their filing. The decision rendered by the appointed panelist(s) is binding unless it is appealed in court within 10 days. Although anyone can file a complaint, in order to enhance your chances of reaching a satisfactory outcome, you should consider the assistance of an experienced party.

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