By Steve Porter and Michelle Porter
Patentees weathering this recession with limited cash reserves undoubtedly are reluctant to invest in a litigation campaign to protect their intellectual property. Despite the potentially myriad reasons for forgoing litigation or pushing it off until economic conditions improve, patent holders who believe their property is being infringed should not hesitate to protect their rights, especially in this recession. Waiting to litigate m...
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