The WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center is internationally recognised as the leading institution in the resolution of internet domain name disputes, without the need for court litigation.

Nicholas Weston principal Nick Weston was appointed as a WIPO Panelist in 2008 to determine disputes, many under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) and, as of the date of writing, has determined 173 cases covering 374 domain names primarily in the generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs) space as well as the more recently introduced gTLDs such as .asia, .mobi, and .tel and country code Top Level Domains (ccTLDs) including the .com.au/ ccTLD.

Nicholas Weston recently acted as Presiding Panelist with Warwick A. Rothnie and The Hon Neil Brown Q.C. in Discovery Holiday Parks Pty Ltd v. Ed Keay-Smith, The Short Course Company Pty Ltd, WIPO Case No. DAU2021-0026, a dispute involving the domain name gday.com.au

Domain name decisions with Nicholas Weston as Panelist here.

About Nicholas Weston Lawyers

We understand the commercial landscape and apply an approach that integrates our litigation expertise with practical, customised business solutions. Our long experience in business and law is applied to all cases and projects, whether for a complex corporate dispute or a straightforward contract breach, giving us an ability to anticipate likely outcomes and guide you through the options, as we have for many others, hundreds of times previously.