There are often cases when a trademark owner counts on the fact that he can take all domains in all registries after he has registered a trademark in Ukraine. Therefore, the first thing they do is look in the WHOIS who is the registrar of the domain name and write a letter "urgently give me the domain abc.com as I have the abc trademark." But this tactic does not lead to anything since the domain name registrar has no right to make decisions regarding the transfer of a domain name. The basis for the transfer of domain names for the registrar is:
Before filing a lawsuit, we recommend that you negotiate with the owner of the domain on the sale of a domain name that you are interested in. You can contact the domain owner by sending a letter to the domain name registrar with a request to forward the letter to the domain owner. The most common mistake in letters is that they try to pressure or intimidate the owner with legal proceedings - usually this is guaranteed to lead to rejection.
Before filing a lawsuit, you should pay attention to the following facts, which greatly affect the outcome of the case:
The more “no” answers to the points above, the less likely you are to win the trial.
Legislation prohibits publishing information about the domain name owner, so the easiest way to contact the registrant is by sending a letter to the hosting provider's mailbox with a request to forward it to the domain owner.