reverse domain hijack

I would like to develop a generic domain and to possibly sell the site or domain once i get it somewhat developed. Is it a good protection to TM the domain? In addition, is it a good protection measure in general to TM valuable generic domains even if not developed? Would it help against a UDRP...

I would like to develop a generic domain and to possibly sell the site or domain once i get it somewhat developed. Is it a good protection to TM the domain? In addition, is it a good protection measure in general to TM valuable generic domains even if not developed? Would it help against a UDRP...

Now, Mostly names are trademarked (Some are live/abandoned/dead), You can't do business now or in future. For domain investors, situation is worst if you hold a old domain name but someone have now trademarked it can sue you via UDRP or Court Action So what if it can be simply called Reverse...

Now, Mostly names are trademarked (Some are live/abandoned/dead), You can't do business now or in future. For domain investors, situation is worst if you hold a old domain name but someone have now trademarked it can sue you via UDRP or Court Action So what if it can be simply called Reverse...

While doing a routine search of results on domains I own. I came across a Japanese site. The site claims trademark of my domain name. Of course before I bought and just a few minutes ago I searched U.S trademark and it is not trademarked here. It indeed is trademarked in Japan but was done...

While doing a routine search of results on domains I own. I came across a Japanese site. The site claims trademark of my domain name. Of course before I bought and just a few minutes ago I searched U.S trademark and it is not trademarked here. It indeed is trademarked in Japan but was done...

Panel has “no hesitation” finding reverse domain name hijacking. A World Intellectual Property Organization panel has determined that Emerton, a consulting firm in France, attempted reverse domain name hijacking. Emerton was represented by Gevers, a European intellectual property law firm. The...

Panel has “no hesitation” finding reverse domain name hijacking. A World Intellectual Property Organization panel has determined that Emerton, a consulting firm in France, attempted reverse domain name hijacking. Emerton was represented by Gevers, a European intellectual property law firm. The...