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Xavi Drudis Ferran wrote:
Yes and no. IANAL, but if what if I understodd well what I read, in
Spain they can't sue you until they show you knew the patent was
granted and registered. This only requires them to send you a
certified letter. If after getting the letter you continue they can
sue you. So beign aware plays some role. But this is still no
consolation.  They can stop you from doing what you were doing just at
the worst moment. Or they can go after your customers, or whatever.
It's like a mafia movie, you either pay, emigrate, or get trouble.

That's interesting. Do you know if any software project member in Spain
received such a "certified letter"?

--
Laurent Guerby <guerby@acm.org>



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