A good illustration of the need to show bad faith at the time of registration and how an otherwise apparently strong case can fail if this is not proved is: China Care Foundation, Inc. v. Choi Yun Gul (Nov 10, 2010) WIPO Case No. D2010-1208. The disputed domain name was <chinacare.com>. The Complainant, a US… Read more »
Andrew Etemadi, Founder and Chief Technology Officer for Eyemagine Technology LLC v. Clough Construction and Deanne Clough WIPO Case No. D2012-2455 It could not be said that findings of Reverse Domain Name Hijacking (“RDNH”) are common or frequent. But they do occur and it may not be too much to read into decisions to say… Read more »
References are often found in UDRP decisions that the Respondent has been involved in previous UDRP cases. This, of course, may well be interesting. But there are two important aspects to it that may be overlooked and they are therefore worth mentioning here. The first is that, as with everything else, it is important that… Read more »