Legal company tries to reverse hijack legally.io
A company burned on legally.com tried again for legally.io — and the panel called it what it was.
Legally Co. operates on legally.co, not legally.io. It already lost a UDRP fight over legally.com. Now WIPO has weighed the second attempt on legally.io.
The move follows a familiar playbook: use the UDRP not to stop infringement, but to pressure a domain owner into surrender when the trademark argument is thin. The panel saw through it.
The takeaway for domain investors: a strong, defensible registration and a prior favorable ruling can make an abusive complainant's history work against them. Reverse hijacking findings are rare enough to matter.
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