INFRINGEMENT
In the event that an unauthorized party is practicing your technology for which a patent application is filed or patent issued, it is vitally important that the infringing party be notified immediately. In some jurisdictions acquiescence on this point can have negative implications for the technology owner. A lack of action can send the wrong message and create complications for potential future sale or other transactions related to the technology.
In cases where the application is not available to the public, yet infringement is occurring, the application can be opened for inspection and the the infringer put on notice by the owner.
C.I.P. has the experience and knowledge to handle these situations. Often this can be solved amicably through licensing of the “would be” or “real” infringers. Alternatively, a more aggressive litigation approach may be required. 
INFRINGEMENT
In the event that an unauthorized party is practicing your technology for which a patent application is filed or patent issued, it is vitally important that the infringing party be notified immediately. In some jurisdictions acquiescence on this point can have negative implications for the technology owner. A lack of action can send the wrong message and create complications for potential future sale or other transactions related to the technology.
In cases where the application is not available to the public, yet infringement is occurring, the application can be opened for inspection and the the infringer put on notice by the owner.
C.I.P. has the experience and knowledge to handle these situations. Often this can be solved amicably through licensing of the “would be” or “real” infringers. Alternatively, a more aggressive litigation approach may be required.