Sorry Jacques, you are wrong on that point. Been there, done that. Fishing expeditions are very easy to hide when it relates to highly technical patents. No po

Sorry Jacques, you are wrong on that point. Been there, done that. Fishing expeditions are very easy to hide when it relates to highly technical patents. No point in quoting what the law says, that's all theory. In practice, it happens. Google could sue all the search engines out there. But there is no business reason for them to. But if it ever became critically important to them to kill a given competitor, patent infringment of the fishing kind would be high on their list of options. I am not a lawyer but I play one on the Founder Institute :-)