Exro Technologies Inc. T.EXRO

Infringement law suits are hard to prove

[Joseisok]

The ball's in their court. Their bean counters are busy figuring the cost reward ratio. We should have been served by now.

[Bookworm28]

Not being served yet isn't that unusual. Patent infringement appears to be a complex field of litigation. It looks like 1-3 years to get a case to trial is common, and after that, potentially years for a judgement. Then you have the possibility of appeals. Also, the patents can similar in nature, and still be defensible in litigation. It's basically the idea or defence of the "

[Joseisok]

      

[SIMPLICITI1]

Bookworm28, You should use some of your inexperienced judgement and stop posting nonsense.....

[Bookworm28]

Perhaps you have a reason to disagree with my opinion that the litigation is going to take a long time to play out, and the outcome is potentially subject to appeal. Notice my good judgement in not insulting you. TIA for your opinion on the subject.

[SIMPLICITI1]

My point is your post contributes nothing. Its akin to playing Captain Obvious but without the rank.  Good luck

[Bookworm28]

Aye aye Captain. Perhaps I could make a suggestion. I hope you don't find it obvious (nonsense). Stockhouse has an 'ignore' feature. I suggest you put me on ignore. P.S. Something else that I know you won't find obvious. I have reviewed your postings, and aside from a pattern of bullying others, they contain little to no value. So, guess what? You have been ignored. One last thing