Domain Name Disputes
Reclaiming a brand’s identity in the one place competitors can’t fake it.
A brand’s domain name is often the first thing a customer types, searches, or clicks — which makes it a frequent target for cybersquatters and bad-faith registrants looking to profit from a brand’s reputation. MovLegal represents brand owners and domain holders in disputes over cybersquatting, typosquatting, and unauthorised domain registration, helping clients reclaim digital territory that rightfully belongs to them.
Why This Matters
Domain disputes move fast and are often time-sensitive — a confusingly similar domain can divert customers or damage reputation for every day it remains active. UDRP and INDRP proceedings offer a faster path to resolution than traditional litigation, but only if the complaint is built correctly from the outset.
Our Domain Name Disputes Services
UDRP & INDRP Proceedings
Filing and defending complaints under ICANN’s Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy and the .IN Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy.
Cybersquatting Enforcement
Pursuing action against bad-faith domain registrations that infringe on existing trademarks or brand identity.
Domain Recovery Strategy
Advising brand owners on the most effective strategy for recovering or acquiring a contested domain name, weighing UDRP/INDRP proceedings against direct negotiation.
Cease & Desist Actions
Drafting and issuing cease-and-desist notices to unauthorised domain registrants as a first step before formal proceedings.
Portfolio Protection
Advising on proactive domain registration strategy — including defensive registrations and monitoring — to reduce the likelihood of future disputes
Who We Work With
- Brand owners discovering unauthorised or confusingly similar domain registrations
- Companies seeking to recover a domain name from a bad-faith registrant
- Businesses building a proactive domain protection strategy as part of broader brand management
Get in Touch
If someone else is sitting on a domain that should be yours, our team can help you get it back. Book a consultation to discuss your domain dispute.