> This lawsuit reinforce the corporate legal mindset that "use of open source invites litigation...". If this causes trained corporate attorneys to think that

> This lawsuit reinforce the corporate legal mindset that "use of open source invites litigation...". If this causes trained corporate attorneys to think that the use of open source software invites litigation then they should probably not be attorneys. If software comes with a license then follow the rules of the license. Is that really that hard to do? If you don't understand the terms of the license then that's what the lawyers are for.