Sentence examples for offensive litigation from inspiring English sources

The argument, according to Adam Messinger, vice-president for engineering at Twitter, is that it would diminish the potential of a patent being used for offensive litigation.

In a blog post on the company Web site, Twitter said it had developed a new type of patent agreement with employees that will give legal rights to engineers and designers who are awarded a patent, halting any potential of the patent's being used for offensive litigation.

Last month Twitter was also lauded for announcing the Innovator's Patent Agreement, a new type of patent agreement that gives legal rights to engineers who are awarded a patent, stopping any potential for a patent to be used for offensive litigation in the future.

The post summarizes something that Twitter is calling the Innovator's Patent Agreement, which would commit the company to only use employee-invented patents "defensively" — any "offensive litigation" could only happen through the approval of the inventor.

These findings not only broaden the resource-based, transaction cost and value creation explanations of offensive patent litigation decisions, but also facilitate the formulation of the codes of conduct for the managerial capability in the contexts of offensive patent litigation.

Offensive patent litigation is an increasingly important part of the firm's corporate strategy to protect the values of its intellectual property rights.

The Innovator's Patent License gives inventors the power to prevent their patents from being used in offensive patent litigation.

Building on the value creation and transaction costs perspectives, this study explores how the preemptive power is most important to a firm's offensive patent litigation strategy through two key mechanisms.

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