How to Respond to a Patent Cease and Desist Demand Letter. EP105

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In this episode I discuss how to respond to a patent cease and desist letter, should you ever get one. There are various strategies such as: requesting to open up negotiations to license, threatening to countersue with your own patents, threatening to invalidate their patent, designing around their patent, or ignoring their letter.

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