SAN FRANCISCO — There are usually two options in patent litigation: fight or settle.
But San Francisco’s RPX Corp. has thrown a wild card into a case between patent-holding company Acacia Research Corp. and 20 defendants.
RPX has gotten into the battle between Acacia and about 20 defendants with an odd offer: Pony up some dues money, and the suit will go away.
January 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — There are usually two options in patent litigation: fight or settle.
But San Francisco’s RPX Corp. has thrown a wild card into a case between patent-holding company Acacia Research Corp. and 20 defendants.
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