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Corporate attorneys are fond of throwing around the cutsie and intimidating catch phrases of infringement when they send demand letters to alleged infringers
or when attempting to intimidate non-infringers into believing they are infringing. These corporate lawyers fluff up the potential consequences into
life-and-death penalties designed to make the recipient of the threat cringe and beg for mercy. What they don't say is that to be entitled to the claimed
damages, or to collect damages, they must file a lawsuit and establish these damages to the satisfaction of a court.
Corporate attorneys who demand compensation to avoid court are, in our opinion, extorting monies from unsuspecting and, in many cases, unwilling infringers. These corporate attorneys are among the lowest types of parasites. We consider their actions to be unethical and illegal. Damages in general:
Treble damages:
Legal fees:
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