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Originally posted by JMM
It wouldn't work.
First, you would have a tough time getting a lawyer to take these cases. Although I suppose if you paid one enough, he/she would.
Second, to file small claims cases, you would have to come to Orange County California. You would have to file them in Acacia's jurisdiction. However, the cases would not get very far.
Acacia actually owns the patents they claim they own. The way to fight this is to prove in court that the patents are not valid, and that is exactly what we are attempting to do now.
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JMM,
one doesn't need a lawer...
file in small claims court for maximum amount allowed by court,
repeat it 2000 times all over the globe at cost of $7.95 a pop.
JMM,
I haven't "killed the cohen's gragon" thinking inside the box,
and neither should you.
As for coming to Orange county-
this is incorrect too!