I was recently navigating through the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) website and came across an interesting domain name dispute resolution resource webpage. This webpage (first link below) includes the following subparts with additional information included therein:

Resources – includes domain name resolution resources, frequently asked questions, a country code top level domain (ccTLD) database, internationalized domain name information, a trademark database portal, information on WIPO internet domain name processes, a legal index of WIPO UDRP decisions, and an overview of WIPO panel views

Procedures – includes procedural information on generic top level domains (gTLDs), ccTLDs, filing, panelists, fees, and the WIPO guide to the UDRP

Cases Filed – includes links to all filed WIPO domain name cases, filing statistics, and search functionality for WIPO UDRP cases (including a legal index)

Decisions – includes links to all WIPO domain name decisions, the ability to subscribe to receive e-mail updates, and search functionality for WIPO UDRP panel decisions (including a legal index). Direct links to the gTLD decisions webpage and the ccTLD decisions webpage are provided below, noting that the gTLD decisions date back to 1999, while the ccTLD decisions have varying dates based upon the individual countries.

In addition to the foregoing, and at the top of the first link below, WIPO provides a summary entitled “DNS Developments Feed Growing Cybersquatting Concerns” and three different legal index search category references dating back to August, 2007.

WIPO Domain Name Dispute Resolution Webpage: LINK
WIPO gTLD Decision Webpage: LINK
WIPO ccTLD Decision Webpage: LINK
WIPO Domains FAQ Webpage: LINK