Not exact matches
The
trolls (who prefer to call themselves «non-practicing entities,» or NPEs) soon
grew rich
by exploiting an economic asymmetry in federal law that makes it relatively cheap and risk - free to file a
patent lawsuit but ruinously expensive to defend one.
Now, as
patent trolls present a
growing burden to the likes of restaurants and retailers, companies like Macy's and JC Penney are standing side
by side with big tech names like Google, Adobe and Oracle.
My small welding shop
grew to become one of the largest agricultural equipment companies in America and employ nearly 1,000 people, but we were sued
by a
patent troll that owned a broadly - named
patent.
Even though it has not even launched its product, CentUp received a cease and desist letter — a classic example of the
growing problem of startups being targeted
by patent trolls.
On Nov. 20, the House Judiciary Committee passed H.R. 3309, legislation to deal with the
growing problem posed
by «
patent trolls» bringing frivolous
patent infringement litigation.