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If you wanted to create the most infuriating possible “patent troll” narrative, this one would be hard to top. But a few other factors are worth considering, says IP Reporter Scott Graham.
March 18, 2020 at 04:38 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
The original version of this report was published on the biweekly IP briefing Skilled in the Art.
Mike Masnick’s story at Techdirt about a Fortress Investment Group shell using Theranos-developed patents to sue a diagnostics company that’s working on a COVID-19 test created a sensation Monday, and rightly so. If you wanted to create the most infuriating possible “patent troll” narrative, this one would be hard to top.
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