When the WIPO determines there is a case of reverse domain name hijacking, there should be a penalty imposed.
Rick Schwartz won the UDRP against the domain name, SaveMe.com fair and square, after a remarkable defense by Howard Neu.
The WIPO panel found that not only there was no case as presented by the Complainant, Brazilian corporation SaveMe.com.br but that they are to be tagged as “Reverse domain name hijackers“.
Howard Neu is a long time partner and friend of Rick Schwartz’s – but this does not mean his time and effort comes for free.
So the question is, since Marcio Mello Chaves and his company were found to have acted as “reverse domain hijackers” in the SaveMe.com case, should they pay at least the legal costs to Rick Schwartz?
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