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Domain disputes work both ways. If you have received a complaint, a pre-litigation notice, or an application initiating proceedings for the transfer of your domain, you need to act quickly and with expert support.
Many claims for domain transfer are unfounded – and that is precisely why it is important to have a lawyer on your side who can distinguish a legitimate claim from mere pressure.
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Whether the dispute involves a .com, .eu, or .cz domain, the outcome rests on a three-part test. The applicant must demonstrate that the domain is identical or confusingly similar to their trademark, trade name, or other protected designation.
Furthermore, that the domain holder has no right or legitimate interest of their own in that designation. And finally, that the domain was registered or is being used in bad faith.
If you want to recover a domain, your application must succeed on all three points. If you are defending against a transfer claim, it is enough to challenge any one of them.
The state is liable for damage caused by its actions—even in cases where you do not have to prove fault. The law distinguishes between two basic scenarios.
The first is an unlawful decision. This refers to a situation where a court or authority issued a decision that was subsequently overturned or amended due to illegality. Simply disagreeing with a decision is not enough—it must be formally overturned before a claim for compensation can arise.
The second is improper official procedure. This includes, for example, unreasonable length of proceedings.
A decision may be correct in substance, but if an authority or court acted too slowly and caused you harm as a result, you have the right to compensation.
Three conditions apply in all cases: state misconduct, the occurrence of harm, and a causal link between the two. Each of these has its own specifics that must be examined individually.
The process differs from standard debt collection. First, an application must be filed with the relevant authority—usually a ministry. Court proceedings only come into play if the authority fails to satisfy the claim within six months of the application being filed, or if it explicitly rejects it sooner.
Compared to standard disputes, you have an advantage: the court fee is lower, and in the event of an unsuccessful outcome, you are not fully liable for the opposing party's legal costs.
In most cases, yes. Many disputes are resolved after a well-crafted notice from a lawyer, without the need to initiate formal proceedings. If an agreement is not possible, we proceed immediately to the next step.
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When it comes to state-related damages, a timely response is crucial. The sooner you act, the more options we have.
Our endors firm brings together a team of 40+ lawyers covering 20+ specializations.
Every client is assigned a specific lawyer who knows their industry and specific requirements in detail. In the area of disputes and litigation, you will be assisted by Martin Tůma, Vít Kučera, Aleš Linhart, and their experienced colleagues.
Managing partner, founder of the endors firm and guarantor of quality. He focuses on litigation and business consulting. An athlete at heart – 8+ completed Ironman series triathlons.
Trainee lawyer specializing in copyright law, personality rights, and domain disputes. Experience in media law and the creative industries.
Head of the litigation team and Ph.D. in damages. Hundreds of hours in the courtroom. We represent you in disputes involving damages, insurance, construction, and transport.
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