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As the adage goes, “the best defense is a good offense.” While this principle may very well hold true in warfare and sports, an all-out patent offensive is not necessary to see value from patent protection. Patents are commonly viewed as a “sword” with which you can use to go after or attack the opposition. Alternatively, patents can also be used as a “shield” to defend your company against the opposition. What are some benefits that can be afforded by “defensive” patent protection?
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