Anti-cybersquatting Litigation

Roesler Law aggressively represents brands, rights holders, estates, and public figures in anti-cybersquatting and domain-name disputes worldwide. The firm treats domain enforcement as a control issue—focused on reclaiming assets, eliminating misuse, and preventing downstream consumer confusion and reputational harm.

Our attorneys routinely prosecute claims under the Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA), UDRP and URS proceedings, and related trademark and unfair-competition frameworks. We handle matters involving bad-faith registrations, domain trafficking, impersonation schemes, ransom demands, and coordinated domain abuse across jurisdictions and registrars.

Roesler Law approaches cybersquatting disputes with speed and leverage. We assess intent, establish bad faith, and apply pressure through litigation, arbitration, and registrar enforcement to secure decisive outcomes. The objective is simple: regain control, shut down abuse, and make repeat infringement economically irrational.