Darts-ip domain name case data
Your source for worldwide domain name arbitration and litigation data
Domain name arbitration and litigation data from around the world
As the Web continues to grow as a core commercial channel, domain names are extremely valuable brand assets. Darts-ip provides users with unique domain name arbitration and litigation data to protect and monitor their valuable assets. We collect, analyze and classify domain name arbitration and litigation cases, uploading them into our platform.
Darts-ip domain name arbitration and litigation data: Key Features
Simplified and advanced search filters
Our advanced search interface allows users to rapidly and efficiently search through cases worldwide in an instant, revealing crucial domain name data and analytics.
Global data
Domain name cases are collected from over 2 368 courts worldwide. In addition to decisions, Darts-ip also gathers critical documents such as complaints, hearings, and settlements when available.
Tailor-made search tools
Once a document is gathered, such as a decision, it’s analyzed by a local domain names specialist. When we extract data from legal documents, intellectual property cases becomes data that is accessible, searchable, and mineable.
Benefits of domain name dispute cases
Value at every step
Our users leverage the power of cases at every step of the life of a domain name. From “Anticipation” to “Litigation”, see how our powerful search tools can be used to make decisions with more confidence.
Global insight
Darts-ip boasts the largest collection of global IP cases available anywhere in the world. Run a global, comprehensive domain name case law search in a matter of seconds to explore case law from over 158k+ domain name cases.
Actionable data
Multiple filters enable you to find the right cases.
- Search for decisions involving a specific disputed domain name
- Search for decisions involving specific types of rights.
- Search for decisions involving specific top-level domains.
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FAQ
Domain name arbitration typically follows the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP), where the trademark owner files a complaint with an approved dispute-resolution service provider. The domain name holder is then notified and given a chance to respond. A panel of one or three experts is appointed to review the case, and after examining the evidence, the panel issues a decision, which can result in the cancellation, suspension, or transfer of the domain name. Access to previous domain cases is crucial in this process, as it informs strategic decision-making, allows parties to find precedents and monitor similar cases to identify trends.
To find out if a domain name is in litigation platforms such as Darts-ip are invaluable. With global case data and ongoing collection and curation, Darts-ip logs cases as soon as they appear before a court or relevant body. Simply log in to the Darts-ip platform and use the search function to enter the domain name you are investigating. Review the case details provided, which include information on parties involved, case status, and outcomes. Analyze the results to understand the litigation history and current status of the domain name. Darts-ip offers a robust database that helps IP professionals track and analyze domain litigation cases efficiently.
