Double whammy: company hit with two RDNH decisions
Two losing UDRPs in one day is not bad luck; it's a pattern.
Guillermo Vázquez Álvarez filed UDRPs against gressus.org and gressus.com. He lost both, and both panels independently called it reverse domain name hijacking.
RDNH findings matter beyond pride: they signal to future panels that this complainant will not get a second bite at the apple.
For domain owners, the takeaway is simple: a matching .com and .org held in good faith can survive a trademark attack, provided the registration history and use are clean.
For buyers, the lesson is in the metadata. Panels publish these names, and a serial RDNH history is the kind of leverage that turns a settlement negotiation into a dismissal.
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