Buildvision sues Build Vision LLC and its managing member over BUILDVISION and buildvisionai.com

What was filed

The complaint is Document 1 in Buildvision Inc. v. Build Vision LLC and Victor Gebarski, No. 1:26-cv-00265 (D. Wyo.), filed September 15, 2026. It runs 19 pages and requests a jury trial. Buildvision is described as a Delaware corporation based in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. The docket shows the case assigned to Judge Scott W. Skavdahl as presiding judge and Scott P. Klosterman as referral judge.

The marks

The complaint alleges common law rights in BUILDVISION and relies on Buildvision's pending application to register BUILDVISION, Serial No. 99267413, filed July 3, 2025 for software as a service for construction procurement, bid management, and related functions in Class 42. It alleges that the defendants filed an application for BUILDVISION AI, Serial No. 99630744, on February 3, 2026, which Gebarski signed as managing member of Build Vision LLC and which the complaint calls fraudulent, and that the USPTO issued an advisory notice on June 1, 2026 identifying Buildvision's application as a possible basis for a future refusal. USPTO TSDR lists Serial No. 99267413 as owned by BuildVision Inc., with a request for an extension of time to oppose filed, and Serial No. 99630744 as owned by Build Vision LLC, with a non-final Office action issued.

What the complaint alleges

The complaint alleges, on information and belief, that the defendants registered buildvisionai.com weeks after Buildvision launched its platform, and it alleges that they used the domain to launch a website that features the BUILDVISION mark at the top of each page and offers software claiming the same features, and that they later launched mobile apps. It alleges, on information and belief, that Gebarski is the driving force behind the conduct, and it alleges that the defendants refused to stop after Buildvision's demand letters.

Claims and relief

The three counts are federal unfair competition under 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a), cybersquatting under 15 U.S.C. § 1125(d)(1)(A), and Wyoming common law trademark infringement and unfair competition. The complaint asks for an injunction, transfer of buildvisionai.com and any other domains that include the mark, damages and profits, and, if Buildvision elects, statutory damages of $100,000 under 15 U.S.C. § 1117(d). The docket shows summons issued October 19, 2026 and returned executed October 28, 2026.