Lawyer wins UDRP over his personal names, but battle still looms over family domain names.

Last week I wrote about how first amendment attorney Marc J. Randazza had filed a lawsuit against detractor Crystal Cox over a number

of domain names she registered.

In addition to registering domain names including Marc Randazza’s name, she also registered domain names referring to Randazza’s wife and three-year-old child.

Randazza alleges that Cox registered the domain names and then tried to extort him, going so far as to offer search engine reputation

management services to clean up his name in search results.

Prior to the lawsuit, on July 27, Randazza filed a UDRP with WIPO covering a handful of domain names including marcrandazza.com and

other versions of his name.

A decision in that case was just handed down by WIPO in Randazza’s favor .