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UDRP Research and Practical Guides

This hub collects the English-language UDRP material published on this site. It is written for domain holders, brand owners and cross-border counsel who need to organise a China-related UDRP file. Each item links to the full page; the citations in those pages are to public decisions, and the lawyer did not act in any cited case.

The Chinese UDRP hub at /udrp/ covers the same subject in more depth. It includes material that has not been translated into English, so the Chinese and English pages are not page-for-page equivalents.

Stage report

China-Related UDRP Disputes: Evidence, Procedure and Cross-Border CollaborationA study of ten selected WIPO and CAC decisions (eleven domain names, 13 January to 4 September 2026), covering evidence, procedural language, response deadlines and cross-border collaboration, with stated sample limits and source levels. Not a completed full-year statistical report.

Practical guides

How to Review Chinese Entity and Brand Evidence in a UDRP CaseA practical method for connecting names, rights and business activity. Responding to a UDRP Complaint Involving China: Language, Deadlines and EvidenceLanguage, deadlines and evidence for a first response. The Registration-Date Problem in .ai Domain DisputesPlans, archived pages and later sale evidence. Criticism, Impersonation and Independent Use: Three Different UDRP RecordsThree different records behind one apparent similarity.

English service page

UDRP domain name disputes: response and brand domain recovery describes the scope of work, what to include in a first message, how fees are determined and the working languages.

Chinese UDRP hub

The UDRP 域名争议法律服务与实务指南 is the main Chinese hub: rules, the three elements under paragraph 4(a), a respondent checklist, provider comparison, .ai questions, mutual jurisdiction and post-decision remedies. It also lists the Chinese article series.

This page is an index of research and general information. It is not legal advice on any specific dispute, does not indicate that the lawyer acted in any cited case, and predicts no outcome.

Contact

Assessing a UDRP dispute involving China?

If you have received a complaint or need to assess recovery of a brand domain, use the contact section. An initial enquiry is free of charge and does not by itself create a lawyer-client relationship; acceptance of a matter follows a conflict check and formal engagement.

This page provides general information and public research only. It is not legal advice on any specific dispute and predicts no outcome.

Author

About the author

Wei Bin | LONG AN LAW FIRM (Beijing Longan (Shenzhen) Law Firm) | Major and complex dispute resolution | UDRP domain name disputes

Wei Bin is a lawyer based in Shenzhen, China (PRC). He previously served as a prosecutor with the Guangzhou Municipal People’s Procuratorate and held in-house legal roles at two Fortune Global 500 companies. His practice covers shareholder and executive disputes, corporate governance and control, financial investment disputes, economic crime and civil-criminal crossover matters, and UDRP and .ai domain name disputes. Working languages: Chinese and English.

About Wei Bin · Chinese UDRP hub · Research and publications

This is independent research based on public decisions. It does not indicate that Wei Bin acted in any cited case, is not legal advice on any specific dispute, and predicts no outcome.