UDRP and Nominet DRS complaints drafted, filed and run to decision by an SRA-regulated solicitor. Cybersquatting is decided on the papers, typically within 60 days for UDRP, with the domain transferred to you if the complaint succeeds. Fixed fee, agreed in writing before any work begins.
Handled entirely in writing. No hearings, no meetings, no attendance required.
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Written advice within 24 hours of instruction. Trademarks filed within 48 hours of instruction. Documents in days, not weeks. Never "3 to 5 business days" just to hear back.
| Item | What it covers | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Cybersquatting demand letter | The recovery attempt before any complaint: rights asserted, transfer demanded, deadline set. | from £345 |
| Nominet DRS complaint (.uk domains) | The complaint drafted and filed, mediation stage handled, expert decision phase managed. | from £950 |
| UDRP complaint (.com and global domains) | Full complaint drafted and filed at WIPO or Forum: rights, legitimate interest, bad faith, evidenced properly. | from £1,450 |
| UDRP or DRS response (defending your domain) | Accused of cybersquatting? The response that keeps your domain, built on legitimate interest and good faith. | from £1,450 |
| Portfolio and repeat infringers | Multiple domains, serial registrants, combined trademark and domain strategy. | quoted |
Your fixed fee is confirmed in writing once I have seen your document. Pay within 24 hours of that confirmation for the reduced fee.
Bespoke and urgent matters outside the schedule: £650 per hour, capped estimates in advance.
Usually, yes, without going anywhere near a court. If the domain is confusingly similar to your name or trademark, the registrant has no legitimate interest in it, and it was registered or used in bad faith, a UDRP complaint (for .com and most global domains) or a Nominet DRS complaint (for .uk domains) can order the domain transferred to you. Decided on the papers, typically within 60 days for UDRP.
A registered trademark is the strongest foundation and makes bad faith far easier to prove, but unregistered rights built through trading can also succeed. If you have no registration, the smart sequence is often to file the trademark and the complaint strategy together, and we handle both under one roof.
UDRP covers .com, .net, .org and most global domains, decided by panels at WIPO or Forum. Nominet DRS covers .uk domains and includes a free mediation stage before an expert decision. Both are paper-only procedures: no hearings, no court, a written complaint decided by a specialist.
Paying rewards the squat and prices the next one. A demand for money above out-of-pocket costs is itself evidence of bad faith registration, which strengthens the complaint. Send us the correspondence before replying to anything.
Send a brief outline of your matter. You will receive a personal reply from a solicitor, with a fixed-fee quote where the scope is clear. Payment is taken before work begins; every fee is fixed in writing first.
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