Lymba Patent Infringement
When an inventor claims that his or her patent has been infringed, the court generally engages in a two-step process. First, the court analyzes all the relevant patent documents. Then, the court reads the patent documents and compares them with the device or process that is accused of infringement. If each element of the accused device or process substantially duplicates an element in the patented device or process, the court may declare that the patent has been infringed. Infringement can occur only if another person uses, makes, or sells the patented device or process without the permission of the person who has received the patent, or the patentee.
Lymba Patent Infringement is a customized search service tool that allows a company or individual to check for infringement of the claims of their patents against a set of documents. These documents could include product manuals, product brochures, company publications, white papers, and more. This business intelligence tool performs a deep semantic search to detect the probability of infringement of each individual claim against a custom document repository.
Lymba Patent Infringement could also be used by a company or individual to verify that they are not using someone else’s technology without their legal consent and infringing on their patents.
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