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Thanks. Funny that we are not even remotely successful with the said app. Monthly sales of $150 range and it is strictly a hobby app since maintenance costs around $10/mo.
Sell it to them for a million dollars then.
Talk to a lawyer Here's an article from Monday with some advice. http://www.fastcolabs.com/3016290/how-startups-should-handle...
See whether any of your friends, preferably who run businesses like yours, have recommendations for a good lawyer for this area. Or, if they don't, whether they can recommend a good lawyer in another area who can recommend a good lawyer for patent law.
Patent law needs to be overhauled. It's getting ridiculous. If you are successful you WILL be sued by a troll for infringing their "breathing air" patent. I don't have advice, only sympathy.
Our only hope at this point is that that company that got a patent on patent trolling will sue all the patent trolls out of business for violating their patent.
Talk to a lawyer Here's an article from Monday with some advice. http://www.fastcolabs.com/3016290/how-startups-should-handle...
-IAAFL
Talk to a lawyer Here's an article from Monday with some advice. http://www.fastcolabs.com/3016290/how-startups-should-handle...
This is the only answer that is needed for this question. Everything else are people playing arm chair lawyer.
Preemptive rudeness. Classy.
Might want to send your story to Ken White, et. al., at http://www.popehat.com . If they get sufficiently interested/outraged, they can help set you find an appropriate lawyer in your area and can publicize your case. I'd also contact www.chillingeffects.org.
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This is the only answer that is needed for this question. Everything else are people playing arm chair lawyer.
> Everything else are people playing arm chair lawyer. Preemptive rudeness. Classy.