Reverse domain name hijacking (“RDNH”) in domain name dispute cases is a finding that the complainant has abused the UDRP process by bringing its complaint in bad faith. A common reason panels make such a finding is that the complainant should have known its complaint was fatally weak. But recently, a UDRP panel denied a request for reverse domain name hijacking, even though the complainant failed to establish two of the required three elements needed to prove its case.
