RE:RE:Fatal FlawDear thefourth,
THERE ARE NO FATAL FLAWS, ONLY FATALLY FLAWED POSTS.
THE COURTS ARE THE PATENT POLICE. PERIOD. AND THAT IS ALL THAT IS NEEDED. EXRO PROVED THAT ONCE ALREADY AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO WHEN/IF NECESSARY.
THE COURTS CAN, AND OFTEN DO GRANT INJUNCTIVE RELIEF, WHICH PROHIBITS THE INFRINGING PARTY FROM SELLING THEIR COPY CAT PRODUCT IN ANY JURISDICTION WHERE EXRO PATENTS ARE IN FORCE. AND THE INJUNCTION REMAINS IN PLACE UNTIL THE MATTER IS SETTLED.
EXPENSIVE FOR WHOM?
PROTOCOLS? HUH?
How about each employee signs a combination of EMPLOYMENT AND NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENTS where the employee acknowledges that any IP developed while employed belongs to EXRO even if they contribute to its development and includes any signing over copyright that may acrue to them as "writers of code".
My suggestion to you come to terms with this soon, as your anxiety will only increase the more successful this becomes.
All of the above is SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) in the industry. You should know this stuff and my guess is you probably do.
If that is not the case then perhaps you should move on to an investment that has less risk and upside