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Of course in that case, the licensee is Either a) Using the patent to to produce and sell the invention, in which case it's not a paper patent. Or b) Usin
by chetanahuja 12y ago
Of course in that case, the licensee is
Either a) Using the patent to to produce and sell the invention, in which case it's not a paper patent.
Or b) Using the patent purely to sue other people (which is what most of the big name patent trolls do) and therefore must be stopped.
- eurleif 12y ago>Using the patent to to produce and sell the invention, in which case it's not a paper patent. If they're successful, patent trolls end up with licensees too. If you're not allowed to sue anyone until you already have licensees, then if you invent and patent something and pitch it to a company, you can't sue them if they rip off the idea.