Cybersquatting cases: Number 8 - Julia Roberts
In 2000, Julia Roberts won the rights for the domain name domain name juliaroberts.com. Following the verdict the cybersquatter said "Julia the multimillionaire and her team of lawyers have struck a powerful blow against the common man and his mistaken belief in free speech".
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