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If you call this firm a “patent troll,” it might sue for defamation

Posted on February 18, 2019 by Xordac Prime
These trolls, once pretty profitable.

Enlarge / These trolls, once pretty profitable. (credit: Tomi Knuutila)

We’re not going to say that Automated Transactions LLC is a “patent troll,” but several others have. The American Bankers Association has called ATL a troll. The Credit Union National Association called ATL a troll—they even illustrated the accusation with a picture of a troll. Individual lawyers, legal commentators, and banks have all described ATL as a troll.

Inventor and ATL founder David Barcelou got so fed up with people labeling his firm a patent troll that he sued about a dozen individuals and organizations for libel in 2016. Last year, a New Hampshire state judge dismissed Barcelou’s lawsuit.

And on Thursday, February 14, the New Hampshire Supreme Court heard oral arguments about whether to overrule the lower court’s decision and allow the lawsuit to move forward.

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Source: Ars Technica – If you call this firm a “patent troll,” it might sue for defamation

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