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June 12, 2009

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Nathanael

Sounds like he should start inter partes re-exam (all the patents will get thrown out on prior art grounds) and countersue for actual and punitive damages for patent misuse. A few cases like that....

Michael L. Slonecker

As an attorney, it would certainly help to read a copy of the complaint/letters/etc. send to this business.

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