This case summary describes a trademark infringement lawsuit between Punchclock.com and Punch-clock.com over similar domain names for timekeeping software. Punchclock.com sued their Canadian competitor Punch-clock.com for cybersquatting and unfair competition after sending a cease and desist letter. The Canadian company defaulted, and the court ruled in favor of Punchclock.com, transferring the domain name to them and awarding $1 million in damages for corrective advertising. The summary cautions plaintiffs to look for issues with competitors' sites if not ranking highly and for defendants to find experts to challenge claims of harm.