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Patents that were not designed for litigation or licensing may still hold some potential for monetization if they have open continuations that can be built into bulletproof portfolios that will stand up in court. The post Monetizing “Trophy Patents” from Research Labs, Corporations and Large Organizations appeared first on Silicon Valley Trends.


						
						
					
			
						
				
							
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Monetizing “Trophy Patents” from Research Labs, Corporations and Large Organizations

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