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Ok, I have no legal backgrounds or anything... but I thought of something... can anyone here tell me if this is the way things work?



ACACIA basically said they want to go after small people and get the money out of them.... they won't go after thebig companies such as microsoft or Real Player, etc.... right?


Now, my question is this....

In the United States.... if you know someone is in infringement of something... I believe you are legally able to sue someone on behalf of someone else, correct?

I know this might be far fetched.... but if you are able to do so, couldn't someone decide to sue Microsoft or msnbc or someone like that, who's got the legal power and money, on behalf of Acacia? That way, that person will loose in court.... setting a PRECEDENT for such a case... and then be able to use this precedent against ACACIA in court to overrun the pattent? no?


Is this something possible, or not?

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