Your domain name inspires trust.
Let's keep it that way.

Don't let cybersquatters undermine your brand.
Domain squatting can lead to phishing, brandjacking, scams and more.
Work with us to protect your good name and maintain customer trust.

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Our Approach

Fixed-fee domain dispute resolution

Specialist legal advice and representation with expert execution.

Cease & Desist

Initial case review, draft letter & lite evidence package

£500

+ VAT
+£100 per additional domain

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Takedown

Detailed evidence report & URS representation

£2,500

+ VAT + filing fees
+£250 per additional domain

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Takeover

Complete UDRP to transfer ownership

£5,000

+ VAT + filing fees
+£250 per additional domain

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Defend

Defence against UDRP complaints

£7,500

+ VAT + filing fees
+£250 per additional domain

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Specialist legal representation

Your case is handled personally by our founder — a qualified barrister specialising in internet law and cyber security

Internet Law Specialist

Deep expertise in domain disputes, cybersquatting law, and UDRP procedures

Cyber Security Focus

Technical understanding of cybersecurity threats and their legal implications for brand protection

Professional Standards

Professional legal practice with professional indemnity insurance and regulatory oversight

Personal attention throughout: Your case isn't handed off to junior staff or paralegals. Every case is personally handled by our founder, Richard Hanstock, with direct expertise in internet law and domain disputes.

Awareness

What is cybersquatting?

Someone registers a domain that uses your brand or looks confusingly similar to it — often to profit from misdirected traffic, run phishing scams, or pressure you into buying it back.

Common pattern
Typosquats (ex: amzon.com)
Phishing
Support/login look‑alikes
Quick check: If the domain’s use could confuse a customer into thinking it’s you — it likely qualifies for UDRP/URS action.
Action plan

What to do now

  1. Collect URLs, screenshots, and any emails related to the domain.
  2. Decide your objective: takedown (fast suspension) or takeover (transfer ownership).
  3. We assess evidence and execute the best path: letter, URS, DRS, or UDRP.
The cost of inaction
Lost customers
Confused visitors end up elsewhere or on scam sites.
Brand damage
Poor experiences on look‑alike sites erode trust.
Security risk
Phishing and fraud create liability exposure.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about domain disputes and our services

What is a UDRP complaint?

The Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) is a process for resolving disputes over domain names. It allows trademark holders to challenge domain registrations that may infringe their rights without going to court.

How long does a UDRP case take?

UDRP cases typically take 2-4 months from filing to decision. We handle filing within 7-10 business days of instruction with complete documentation.

What is the difference between UDRP and URS?

URS (Uniform Rapid Suspension) is faster and cheaper than UDRP but only suspends the domain rather than transferring it. UDRP can result in domain transfer and is more comprehensive.

How much evidence do I need?

We provide evidence checklists for each case type. Generally you need proof of trademark rights, evidence of bad faith registration/use, and documentation of the disputed domain's use.

Can you help with domains registered in other countries?

Yes, UDRP and URS apply to most generic top-level domains (gTLDs) regardless of where they're registered. Country-code domains (ccTLDs) may have separate procedures we can advise on.

What if I lose the case?

UDRP decisions can be challenged in court within 10 business days. We provide guidance on appeal prospects and can refer to appropriate litigation counsel if needed.

Do you handle cybersquatting cases?

Yes, cybersquatting (bad faith registration of domains matching trademarks) is exactly what UDRP procedures were designed to address. This is our core expertise.

How quickly can you send a takedown letter?

Our Cease package delivers takedown letters within 3-5 business days of instruction. For urgent cases, mark your submission as urgent and we'll prioritise accordingly.

What ongoing monitoring do you provide?

Our Defend package includes domain watch services, periodic sweeps for new infringements, template notices for quick response, and quarterly reporting on enforcement activity.

Are your prices inclusive of filing fees?

Our fixed fees cover all legal work for one domain. UDRP/URS registry and panel fees are separate (typically £1,000-£2,000 per case). Additional domains: £250 each.

Resources

Expert domain dispute guidance

Comprehensive guides and resources written by an experienced domain disputes barrister. Get practical insights for navigating UDRP proceedings, cybersquatting cases, and brand protection strategies.

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UDRP Procedures

Step-by-step guides for filing UDRP complaints, evidence gathering, and winning domain transfer cases.

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Brand Protection

Monitoring strategies, defensive registrations, and proactive measures to protect your brand online.

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Quick Action Guides

Immediate steps to take when discovering cybersquatting, with cost-benefit analysis and strategic options.

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