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In what is being called the largest-ever judgment in a cybersquatting case, a California company has been ordered to pay Verizon (NYSE:VZ) more than $33 million for trying to "take advantage" of Verizon and its customers by using Internet domain names that could be easily confused with legitimate Verizon domains.
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