If you are interested in learning more about domain name cases or curious to see cases that may be similar to your own domain name or one that you may be thinking of registering, check this site out:

ICANN | List of Proceedings Under Uniform Dispute-Resolution Policy

The cases are listed by domain name. They also have a site that lists the cases by date.

I like this link because it is a basic table that shows the commencement date, decision date, as well as the status or panel decision. I scanned a few list pages and there are some cases posted that are still pending.

Some pending cases go as far back as 2002.

Below, I’ve listed some of the potential decisions one may expect:

An example of a pending case can be found in the case involving: aolnasties.com. I’m cracking up that it even reached the court. It was submitted for a decision in 2003.

Other pending cases include:

colonelsanders.com
comfortinnmotels.com
planetebay.com
compaq.biz
hackingxbox.com
harcourtscience.com

There are also split decisions, as seen in the cases involving domain names like:

aolnews.com
commscope.info
harleypartsonline.com
vandavis.net
womensfinalfour.com
womensfinalfourtickets.com

Sometimes the panel sides with the respondent. Examples of this involve domain names like:

plantperfect.com
pnccs.com
velazquez.net
bbox.com
pointmail.com
vacuum.biz

Sometimes the registration is simply cancelled, as seen with cases involving the domain names of:

bayshorevinyl.com
bbb-asia.com
trans-america.com
sagemwap.net
salvador.dali.name
liptor4sale.com
samsungphilips.com

Dismissals may come; some are unspecified. Other domain name cases are dismissed without prejudice, such as the cases of wwwcelebrex.com, toyotafleet.com and wwwcaribbeangold.com.

For the Celebrex case, the decision came in 14 days.

Additional examples:

pumatech.org
sandelsresort.com
saralee.org
levelrock.net
likeagoodneighbor.net

You might even see a few decisions that state: “settlement with transfer,” as seen with the case involving domain names: yahoofrance.com and yahoogames.com.

You will see that a ton of Yahoo-inspired domain names have made their way to court.

Additional examples:

praline.com
putasgae.com

A case can be suspended at the request of the complainant or suspended for other reasons not stated.

Additional examples: pwcconsulting.com, scudder.info, lipostabil.biz, lottotn.com, lycoseurope.com