We also help with the selection, registration and maintenance of a domain. Before registering, we conducts a domain and trademark search to prevent intellectual property disputes over the selected domain. As well as we also provide guidance on registration methods and remedies to avoid ownership and security issues.

What is the purpose of Domain Name Dispute Resolution Centre:

DNDRC is the only ccTLD .pk domain name dispute resolution provider designated for this purpose by PKNIC (pknic.net.pk). Binding, final and binding arbitration is the method chosen by DNDRC to resolve disputes over .pk ccTLD domain in accordance with the PKNIC – Internet Domain Name Registration Policy (pknic.net.pk/policy-text.html) which includes ICANN approved Uniform Domain Dispute Resolution Policy (as amended by PKNIC). In addition, ICANN has approved the Uniform Domain Dispute Resolution Policy and Additional DNDRC Rules that apply to DNDRC, parties and the Centre’s Independent Arbitrators.

Domain Name Dispute Resolution Centre:

DNDRC is the only ccTLD .pk domain name dispute resolution provider designated for this purpose by PKNIC (pknic.net.pk). Binding, final and binding arbitration is the method chosen by DNDRC to resolve disputes over .pk ccTLD domain names in accordance with the PKNIC – Internet Domain Registration Policy (pknic.net.pk/policy-text.html) which includes ICANN approved Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (as amended by PKNIC). In addition, ICANN has approved the Uniform Domain Dispute Resolution Policy and Additional DNDRC Rules that apply to DNDRC, parties and the Centre’s Independent Arbitrators.

Expert advice on Domain Name Registration:

We can assist you regarding Domain Registration. And also can help you on Internet and Domain Name issues, media and advertising law, packaging, labeling, regulatory requirements, trade secret protection, and related data protection.

If a third party uses the registered trademark as part of its domain name or as part of its domain name or acquires the same domain name without the consent of the registered trademark ownership and the same to anyone other than the registered property owner With the intention of selling the domain name.

You can take immediate steps to register your domain names “top level domain names including country code top level domain names”. Additionally in order to protect them from any kind of third party violation. If you discover that your trademark infringed, you can take immediate steps to protect it, either by filing oppositions to registration, filing cancellations, conducting investigations, sending cease and desist notices, or initiating appropriate civil and criminal actions.

Distinguish between Trademark and domain name:

Domain names used to locate and bring users to a specific website or place on the internet. Even the trademark is any sign which can tell apart your goods and services from those of your competitors.

A business usually uses a business name, name, or another business name such as its name. However, unlike the trademark, Domain names are as follows:

Registering a domain name does not automatically entitle you to the corresponding trademark. You can only obtain this directly after registering the domain name with Trade Marks Registry as a trademark. Domain register by the concerned authority, who gives exclusive usage rights to the owner for a period of 10 years, which can be renewed for a further period after payment of an extension fee.

You can apply Domain Name Registration if it is not using by someone else. Avoid registering a domain name that uses or is similar to a competitor’s brand name or trademark, as this could lead to litigation.

In most cases, a domain name can help protect your business’s identity, reputation, and profits. Feel free to contact us if you want to register a domain name as a trademark.

What is a Domain Name?

A domain name is a unique series of letters that are part of an Internet address. It is generally accepted that a domain name must be the same or similar to a trademark or company name. Domain Name Registration and brand names sometimes look the same even though they are completely different from each other.