Tyrone.com UDRP ends with Reverse Domain Name Hijacking

Corcreevy Pty Ltd, an Australian construction company trading as “Tyrone Masonry” and “Tyrone Group,” challenged the ownership of the domain Tyrone.com, which has been held by Anything.com, Ltd. since at least 2004. The Respondent was represented by ESQwire.com. The Complainant claimed the domain was identical to its TYRONE trademark, registered in 2024, and argued that […]

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Peet.com UDRP: John Berryhill defends email portfolio strategy of Tucows

Peet Limited, an Australian real estate developer, lost its UDRP attempt to usurp Peet.com from Tucows, in a case where the Respondent was represented by attorney John Berryhill. The panel found that Tucows’ long-standing business model of offering personalized email addresses under surname domains, including peet.com, part of a 17,000-name portfolio acquired from Mailbank.com in […]

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UDRP scoreboard: Booth Bros 5 – Complainants 0

The recent UDRP filed against domain investor James Booth resulted in a clean victory for the youngest member of the Booth Bros duo. James’s successful defending of Sequent.com, a domain registered in 1990, was the result of the domain’s qualities and expert counseling by attorney Zak Muscovitch.  We decided to take a look at past […]

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Advance2000.com UDRP was 28 years too late; RDNH decision

Advance 2000, Inc. filed a UDRP complaint seeking the domain Advanced2000.com, claiming it conflicted with its registered ADVANCE 2000 trademark used since the mid-1990s for IT services. The company argued that Respondent Reza Sanjideh of Virginia, who operates under the name “Advanced 2000,” was infringing on its rights and misleading users through a competing website. […]

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Sequent.com UDRP won by domain investor, James Booth!

Swiss wealth planning firm Sequent (Schweiz) AG filed a UDRP complaint against domain investor, James Booth, seeking to claim the premium domain name Sequent.com. The company claimed common law trademark rights in SEQUENT, citing a 2019 rebrand after separating from Rothschild & Co. and argued that the domain was listed at a high price solely […]

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JaquelKnight.com: Acquired after expiration, domain ends up in UDRP

The domain JaquelKnight.com was originally owned and used by choreographer JaQuel Knight but expired following a management lapse. It was later acquired at auction by a Turkish person, leading to a UDRP filing. Knight and his company J.K. Creatives argued that the Respondent had no rights to the domain and had initially redirected it to […]

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Stream.ad UDRP follows domain lapse and $9,500 Sedo listing

The domain Stream.ad was registered in October 2024 by 1Star Ventures LLC, shortly after the Complainant, Polish firm Stylem sp. z o.o., failed to renew it during a rebrand. Stylem holds an Andorran trademark for STREAM, registered in 2018 for internet services. The Complainant argued the domain was acquired in bad faith, pointing to a […]

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Ksuite.com UDRP: Domainer proves 20 year ownership matters

Domain investor Chad Folkening prevailed as the Respondent in the UDRP filed against the domain Ksuite.com. Registered in 2004, Ksuite.com was challenged by Swiss cloud provider Infomaniak Network SA, owner of a 2024 Swiss trademark for KSUITE, a productivity platform launched around 2020. The Complainant cited changes to the domain’s landing page and WHOIS records, […]

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Cannes.ai taken from German registrant after city files UDRP

The domain Cannes.ai, registered in June 2023 by German AI enthusiast Ignace Ayosso, was challenged by the City of Cannes, France via the UDRP process. The city owns both French and EU trademarks for CANNES, dating back to 2005 and 2006. The Respondent claimed he planned a civic-minded AI platform and had reached out to […]

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DawsonGroup.com UDRP: Dawson vs. Dawson—Who won?

The domain DawsonGroup.com, registered in 2009 by US-based consultant Rhett Dawson, was challenged by UK leasing giant Dawsongroup Limited. Despite owning UK trademarks and operating since the 1980s, the Complainant failed to show that the Respondent lacked rights or acted in bad faith. Dawsongroup argued the name matched its long-used brand and domain inactivity pointed […]

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Traubi.com UDRP: Case failed due to lack of targeting proof

The domain Traubi.com, registered in 2004 by US-based Karch Kreitz, was challenged by Hungarian beverage company ZOLD-VILAG 2000 Kft., which owns national trademarks for TRAUBI and TRAUBISODA. The Complainant argued the domain matched its marks and had been passively held in bad faith. The Respondent countered that “traubi” was chosen as a cute, grape-related name […]

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RoyalCraft.com: Asking $180,000 dollars for domain? Let’s file a UDRP!

The domain RoyalCraft.com, registered in 2004, was challenged by UK-based Royalcraft Limited, which holds a 2012 trademark for ROYALCRAFT and operates the site royalcraft.co.uk. The company sells furniture and leather goods and claimed that the domain’s use with PPC links to “outdoor furniture” showed targeting and bad faith. The Respondent, RoyalCraft Inc of Korea, pushed […]

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