Domain Dispute Case Assessment

Explaining Your Rights and Maximizing Your Leverage

There are several available options in settling a potential domain name dispute. For a low flat-fee, a domain dispute attorney will thoroughly review your domain dispute matter and address various solutions which may be available to you.

The assessment will include detailed research on the domain name's history, how the domain name is currently being used, any available information on the current holder of the domain, and conclude with a recommended course of action to accomplish your goals and objectives.

Flat-fee of $500 includes:

- Domain dispute case assessment memo drafted on attorney letterhead

- Telephone or in-person consultation (30 min at your request and convenience)

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Domain Dispute Legal Services

Draft and File a Domain Dispute Complaint

The Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy, regulated by ICANN (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), is a global policy that virtually all domain registrars and hosting companies must follow. The policy serves as a mechanism through which trademark holders can compel the transfer of a domain name that is being held in bad faith. If someone is holding onto a domain name that infringes on your Federal trademark rights, filing a UDRP is very likely the fastest and most cost-effective way to take control of that domain name.

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Domain Defense

The UDRP process is a binding arbitration process in which there is a claimant and a respondent. If someone has filed a UDRP complaint against you, we can review the complaint and provide you with guidance and defense to protect your website from being cancelled, suspended, or transferred to the claimant.

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Other Services

U.S. Federal Trademark Acquisition

A prerequisite to filing a domain dispute under the UDRP is having a registered trademark. For a competitive fee, Jeffrey Herman can assist you in acquiring your desired trademark.

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Send Out a Cease & Desist Letter

If someone is actively infringing on your trademark rights, Mr. Herman can help by reviewing your case, drafting a strongly worded cease and desist letter with calculated pre-discussed demands on legal letterhead, serve the letter to the active infringer, and handle communications between you and the infringing party toward your preferred remedy.

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