BTW, I am assuming you are referring to the domain "employify.com" and your domain "employify.me"? If so, it looks like they were in business (http://www.24-7p

BTW, I am assuming you are referring to the domain "employify.com" and your domain "employify.me"? If so, it looks like they were in business (http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release/employify-announces-new-website-200121.php http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release/employify-anno...), but sounds like they are no longer in operation, and as such, they only have assets to sell or license, like their domain name. This also means probably no money for lawyers. That said, they still have rights to their trademark and even if it goes into disuse (abandonment), they can file with the trademark office a claim they will be reusing the mark in the future. Something to consider. But you might want to find a domain that you can own the .com for and also get good SEO, twitter, Facebook, and other handles for.