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Discussion in 'Electronic Basics' started by N. Thornton, Sep 19, 2003.

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  1. Sep 19, 2003 #1
    N. Thornton

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    No you wont. Patents can be millstone-like. To sue once you will need
    a stupidly large amount of money and years, with no guarantee of
    success. To sue multiple infringers is worse. If thats your biz plan
    you need to plan for that properly rather than have a vague notion
    that you could do it and presumably money would pour in.

    Without knowing much about your item there's not a lot to say.

    Regards, NT
     
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