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Clarified some terms and tightened up the grammar a bit.
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edit approved Oct 22, 2012 at 17:51
m3lvn
edit approved Oct 22, 2012 at 17:51
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This might be seenseem weird, but what could happen if I registerdocument (video, notes, emails, logs, etc) the development of a software application and a company sues me because they have a patent from them that I supposedly violated (but I didn't even know anything about that patent)?

Is there a way I could defend myself (or company or organization) I winin a caselawsuit by showing that in anyno moment of the development did I consideredconsider or looked tolook at that patent?

This might be seen weird, but what could happen if I register (video, notes, emails, logs, etc) the development of a software application and a company sues me because they have a patent from them that I supposedly violated (but I didn't even know anything about that patent)?

Is there a way I could defend myself (or company or organization) I win a case showing that in any moment of the development I considered or looked to that patent?

This might seem weird, but what could happen if I document (video, notes, emails, logs, etc) the development of a software application and a company sues me because they have a patent from them that I supposedly violated (but I didn't even know anything about that patent)?

Is there a way I could defend myself (or company or organization) in a lawsuit by showing that in no moment of the development did I consider or look at that patent?

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Christian Vielma
Christian Vielma
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What happens if I come with an idea that was already patented?

This might be seen weird, but what could happen if I register (video, notes, emails, logs, etc) the development of a software application and a company sues me because they have a patent from them that I supposedly violated (but I didn't even know anything about that patent)?

Is there a way I could defend myself (or company or organization) I win a case showing that in any moment of the development I considered or looked to that patent?