2014-11-12 00:53:03.088598+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
The company stays in control of its case, but there are "controls in the policy" regarding how it can react to an offer to settle. "This isn't a line of credit," said Scola. "If you want to make a statement to the NPE community, and fight to the death—that's not what we're doing."
And, of course, RPX is all about buying up patents. So, yeah: protection racket.
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