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Writing to infringers
Should I write to suspected infringers or wait until I have representation? — Writing to a suspected infringer may have adverse consequences. Don’t do anything without the advice of a patent attorney experienced in patent infringement litigation.
Writing to a suspected infringer may result in estoppel or in the infringer bringing a legal action for declaratory judgment against you.
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