ViaDerma Inc (VDRM)

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That doesn't concern you? You do understand how infringement works, right? It's not like a civil case - you don't sue someone for "anticipatory" damages. You sue them for "actual" damages, "provable" damages. Not saying that this is definitely where Keough is headed but an attorney who deals with infringement allows you to generate revenue, which constitutes actual provable damages and then they sue you for those damages as well, thus taking your profit while you took all the risk. Federal cases don't hold up until actual provable damages are associated, which is probably why Keough waited until the rollout was about to happen so that he can then start tabulating the revenue generated.