Patent Law | Expert Legal Commentary
May 13, 2008
Judkins v. HT Window Fashion: Can’t Stop a Patent Holder from Contacting Your Clients About Possible Infringement
Judkins v. HT Window Fashion Corp.
By
John R. Carr
When a patent-holder discovers infringement, it’s not unreasonable for him to want to notify the alleged infringer’s clients of the infringement. Of course the alleged infringer would prefer that this communication with its clients not take place. But, as the Judkins case instructs, it will be nearly impossible for an alleged infringer to stop a patent holder from contacting its clients.
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