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May 2003

The Vision Thing

An inventor's philanthropic mission is a lesson to companies that squander resources on patent lawsuits.

By Seth Shulman

Patent lawyers, like undertakers, generally have the decorum not to gloat when business is good, but, boy, these days it must be hard for them to keep quiet. Lately, there seem to be more patent lawsuits under way or threatened than at any other time I can remember. And that leads me to wonder, Don't the companies filing these lawsuits have anything better to do?

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