| What you're referring to is reverse hijacking.
No one can just "take" your domains without serious legal action (or else its called theft). Now, anyone can file a lawsuit / WIPO against you for any reason that they want to - even if their TM was after your domain registration, it's up to the panel to judge on it.
Now, if you have some "inside information" that a company is coming out with a new product and register the domain to promote the product, then it is easier for someone to take it from you though a WIPO but if it is a generic term then it might be harder for them to take it. |