They are both correct, you can lose the domain if they have a trademark, and you can link to a domain owned by the trademark holder, Google would prefer that you add some interpretation or "value" to your link/post/blog.
They can seize the domain, but unless you've been defaming or defrauding them with it somehow, you don't have to worry about getting sued beyond that. I mean, I can't think of any other damages that could be pleaded.
Just because the WIPO complaint is real does not mean these guys are lawyers. If they are in the US, they will have no problem giving you their bar card numbers, and you can look them up on the website for the bar in the state in which they practice.
And even if they are actual lawyers, it...
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