Law is an industry with a huge number of players and very deep pockets. There is no particular value in domain names made up of a single uncommon word. It is a myth to assume that all one word domains are valuable. Similarly, the strength of the field or industry that a domain name relates to is not enough to make all domain names in that field valuable. At the same time, if the industry is small or not given to participation from large companies, the maximum value of any domain names relating to that industry or field is very low.
Many people use the rarity of domain names as a justification for their own poor-quality names.
In short, the market for very special, unique domains is very strong. Beyond this, there is the dark territory of millions of domain names snapped up by speculators caught up in the Internet Gold Rush. The vast majority of these names have no commercial value whatsoever, in that no self-respecting company will spend money on them. Perhaps a few years from now when the initial 1 or 2 year reservation periods have expired, the domain market will reverse course, with fewer and fewer names being registered until equilibrium is reached at somewhere between 3 and 5 million names. Domain Resources Generic domains Alt.