What We Do
Our Mission
In today's digital-first economy, intellectual property protection intersects with online identity at every turn and the stakes are high on both sides. Whether you're a brand owner facing cybersquatting and unauthorized use of your content, or a domain name registrant or investor defending your legitimate rights against an overreaching complaint, threats to your interests can emerge instantly and globally. We help you stay ahead of them with our specialized domain name dispute services.
We deliver strategic, cost-effective solutions tailored to your goals: whether you're an established global brand enforcing your rights in domain name disputes worldwide, a domain name investor protecting a lawfully acquired portfolio, or a start-up taking the first step to secure your trademark. Every client benefits from the same high level of attention, precision, and responsiveness.
With nearly a decade of experience at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and in private practice, we bring a rare combination of international insight and hands-on legal execution. We don't just understand the system, we've worked at its core. That perspective allows us to anticipate how disputes unfold from every angle, whether you're filing a complaint or responding to one.
Our Services: Domain Name Disputes
UDRP complaints and responses before WIPO and other providers are crucial for addressing domain name disputes, particularly in the realm of cybersquatting services. Understanding country-code domain name dispute filings (ccTLD policies) is essential for effective intellectual property protection. Additionally, a well-planned domain name acquisition strategy and negotiation can help mitigate risks associated with these disputes.
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Domain Name Disputes
First-Time Clients: Filing Fee Only
First-Time Clients: Filing Fee Only
First-Time Clients: Filing Fee Only
We believe that navigating a domain name dispute shouldn't be cost-prohibitive — especially if you've never been through the process before. That's why we offer a unique commitment to first-time participants in domain name proceedings, including those facing issues related to domain name disputes:
You pay only the applicable filing or response fee. We handle everything else — at no charge.
For Complainants (Brand Owners): This applies regardless of the number of domain names in your complaint. Whether you're challenging a single cybersquatted domain or filing against a portfolio of infringing registrations, our offer remains the same: you cover the provider's filing fee, and we take care of the rest — from drafting and filing the complaint to managing the proceeding through to decision, all while ensuring your intellectual property protection is prioritized.
For Respondents (Domain Name Registrants & Investors): If you've received a UDRP or other domain name complaint and believe you have legitimate rights or interests in the domain, the same commitment applies. You cover the applicable response fee (i.e., three member panel selection), and we handle the rest — from preparing your response and assembling evidence of your rights to managing the proceeding through to decision.
What's Included
First-Time Clients: Filing Fee Only
First-Time Clients: Filing Fee Only
Our comprehensive domain name dispute services begin with an initial case assessment and strategy consultation, tailored to address your specific domain name disputes. We will proceed with drafting the complaint or response in accordance with the UDRP or the applicable ccTLD dispute policy. Our team will handle the filing and administration of the proceeding, ensuring all steps are meticulously executed. We will maintain correspondence with the dispute resolution provider throughout the process, and offer post-decision guidance to ensure your intellectual property protection is upheld.
Why We Do This
First-Time Clients: Filing Fee Only
Filing Fees at a Glance
Domain name disputes can be daunting for first-time participants on either side. Many brand owners — from small businesses to individual entrepreneurs — avoid pursuing legitimate claims due to the assumption that legal costs are prohibitively high. Similarly, many domain name registrants and investors do not respond to complaints they could potentially defend, either because they lack an understanding of the process or believe that hiring legal counsel is unaffordable. This is particularly concerning in cases involving cybersquatting where intellectual property protection is essential. We're here to change that — for both sides. Our goal is to make the domain name dispute resolution process accessible to anyone with a legitimate position, whether you're protecting a brand or defending a domain. We believe the UDRP system works best when both parties are properly represented, and we're committed to building lasting client relationships grounded in trust and results.
Filing Fees at a Glance
Filing Fees at a Glance
Filing Fees at a Glance
Filing fees for domain name disputes are determined by the dispute resolution provider, such as WIPO or FORUM, and they vary based on the number of domain names involved and the number of panelists selected. This is particularly important for those seeking effective cybersquatting services and robust intellectual property protection.
For reference:
Returning Clients
Filing Fees at a Glance
Returning Clients
For returning clients, we offer competitive flat-fee and success-based pricing structures tailored to the complexity and volume of your domain name disputes, including our specialized domain name dispute services. Contact us for a free consultation on how we can assist with your intellectual property protection needs, including UDRP procedures.
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Filing Fees at a Glance
Returning Clients
Ready to protect your brand or domain name from potential threats like cybersquatting? We'd love to hear from you.
Whether you have a question about our cybersquatting services, need assistance with domain name disputes, or want to discuss your intellectual property protection strategy, don't hesitate to reach out. We offer a free initial consultation for all new clients.
Email: michael.eylerts@ilerts.ai
We aim to respond to all inquiries within one business day.
Check out our Blog for more insights on UDRP and other related topics.
Get to Know Us
Michael Eylerts, Principal Attorney
Michael Eylerts is a Florida Bar-qualified attorney specializing in intellectual property, internet governance, and international dispute resolution.
He brings nearly a decade of experience advising on complex legal and regulatory matters, including seven years with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva. There, he administered over 700 domain name disputes under the UDRP and related country-code frameworks, contributed to institutional policy development, and played a key role in the 2026 update of the WIPO Overview 3.1—a leading global reference in domain name jurisprudence.
Earlier in his career, Michael advised on legislative and regulatory issues in Florida and served as lead attorney at F&I Sentinel, where he developed a national compliance database and led regulatory analysis initiatives.
Michael holds a J.D., cum laude, from Florida State University College of Law, with High Honors in International Law, and is a published author and international speaker on digital law and intellectual property.
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