Cybersquatting harms your brand and misleads users. We act quickly to protect your domain rights and secure your online presence.
If your trademark is being infringed upon through domain usage, Trademark Brand Registration provides professional services to resolve disputes and recover your domain under UDRP and local laws, preserving your brand's online credibility.
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Trademark Brand Registration is here to answer all your questions.
Domain squatting occurs when someone registers a domain name that’s similar to your trademark with the intent to profit from your brand’s reputation.
Yes, you can file a legal claim through UDRP or applicable local laws to recover your domain if it infringes on your trademark. .
DoThe process can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months, depending on the complexity of the case and the dispute resolution procedure.
While having a registered trademark strengthens your case, you may still be able to recover a domain based on common law trademark rights.
Yes, most disputes are settled through arbitration rather than court proceedings.
You can negotiate directly with the domain owner for a purchase, though this may involve legal counsel to ensure fair terms.
