The Secret Weapons Of NPEs

Non-practicing entities have a few characteristics that create an uneven playing field in patent-infringement lawsuits.

Since NPEs aren’t well known and don’t sell anything, they have no need to protect their brand. In many cases they further insulate themselves from negative publicity by using shell companies to bring actions.

When one practicing company sues another for patent infringement, they risk a countersuit – an effective deterrent against filing borderline...

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