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Karma.com : Baseless #UDRP ends in Reverse #Domain Name Hijacking finding

Posted by DomainGang on February 16, 2019, at 1:24 pm

Karma.com and its owner, Mr. David Malaxos, were vindicated; the UDRP against the 1994 registration ended with a Reverse Domain Name Hijacking finding. The Respondent registered the domain in 1994, and the claims made by the Complainant, Karma International LLC, were rebutted by the Respondent’s attorney, David E. Weslow of Wiley Rein LLP. According to […]

Filed under Domain Law · Tagged with David Malaxos, Domainers, Domains, Karma.com, Karma.com UDRP, NAF

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