Score one for the good guys. Back in February we told you about the owners of Kooks.com (Global DNS LLC) filing a lawsuit against a company called Kooks Custom Headers that was 

attempting to reverse hijack their domain by filing an unwarranted WIPO action against them. Knowing that the WIPO and UDRP decks are stacked against domain owners (who lose over 80% of the time) Global DNS decided to go on the offensive and haul the header company into court. While that case continues to wind its way through the system, a decision has just come down in the WIPO action and Kooks.com won. 

While we firmly believe that valid trademarks should be respected, people need to realize that there are bad actors on both sides of the field. 

Many trademark holders have tried to literally steal domains they have no right to through the UDRP process or in the court system (where they hope to bleed their victims financially until they are forced to surrender the domains the attacker wants). This was one of the few instances where I've seen a domain owner turn the tables by filing suit against the TM bully first. Perhaps the favorable WIPO decision will now help Global win the court battle as well.