Revlon threatened to take legal action against the high school unless the high school gave up their domain name. However, soon after Revlon was contacted about a possible article that would be coming out on the dispute, they changed their tune. I think this is a fairly common sequence of events. If a threatening letter suffices to scare the recipient into giving up the name, the company gained the name for nothing.
Letters are cheap.
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