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Saturday, 02/07/2009 3:34:04 PM

Saturday, February 07, 2009 3:34:04 PM

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The TOY vs SOLM lawsuit will more-likely-than-not prevent other companies form knowingly and willingly infringing upon their territory of patents. Even trying to re-invent their wheel could be costly.

This makes dealing with SOLM the best course of action to be taken if a manufacturer is interested in using such technology. It won't stop contracts from being entered into. Question: Where is TOY's patents in the arena? Who's the "safest company" of the two to do business with, regarding said technology??

I think those are good questions.

Posession is 9/10's of the law.

Toyota doesn't have posession.

SOLM does.



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