Domain Name Disputes

Domain names can present numerous issues requiring the services of an experienced attorney. We specialize in matters involving cybersquatting and trademark, and we will help you protect your domain name through informal resolution, WIPO/NAF arbitration, Uniform Domain Name Dispute Policy (UDRP) or in federal court under the Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act.

If you are dealing with domain name disputes, turn to Urias Law Offices in Scottsdale. Our Arizona law firm is led by firm founder Sharon Urias, who has extensive experience dealing with a wide range of intellectual property and e-commerce matters, including domain name disputes, trademarks and brand identity protection. To learn more about how we handle domain name dispute cases, contact us today.

Disputes over domain names can arise in many circumstances. Someone may own a domain name that infringes on your trademark or use a domain name that is confusingly similar to your trademark. A competitor may register a domain name that incorporates your trademark and points it to a competing Web site. A former partner or employee may leave your company and attempt to take your domain name with him or her.At Urias Law Offices, our primary objective is to achieve our clients’ goals in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible. We will discuss your options and come up with a strategy to protect your domain name as effectively as possible.

Technology is constantly changing and the laws are trying to keep up. Attorney Sharon Urias works hard to stay current on all of the laws that apply to domain name disputes and other electronic intellectual property matters. She can advise you on your rights and help you understand the obstacles you may be facing.

Contact us to further discuss your specific domain name dispute questions and concerns. We work hard to preserve the favorable reputation we have earned throughout the legal and local communities. If it suits your best interests, we may pursue an end to the case through a method of alternative dispute resolution, such as mediation or arbitration.