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Thanks. I've considered the EFF, but their criteria for taking on cases prioritizes cases that have a broad impact on the internet and privacy. I guess emailing

by IPMess 2y ago

Thanks. I've considered the EFF, but their criteria for taking on cases prioritizes cases that have a broad impact on the internet and privacy. I guess emailing them couldn't hurt. Maybe I could consider getting investments to fund the legal costs.

ahazred8ta 2y ago
Primptly contact the EFF for advice on finding a lawyer, yes. Your lawyer's initial advice may be to take down the docs for the time being. Your lawyer is likely to then send them a letter asking them to explain "with specificity" (those are magic words) exactly what part of your project is infringing and how it can be modified to not infringe.
gcheong 2y ago
Maybe try and contact someone familiar with fighting patent trolls as this may very well be what you're dealing with: https://www.newegg.com/insider/newegg-vs-patent-trolls-when-we-win-you-win https://www.newegg.com/insider/newegg-vs-patent-trolls-when-...