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When we talked to a group suing HISA: Oklahoma v. United States, I mentioned I have been to the United States Supreme Court on many of the same issues, different subject matter. We suggested our back up plan, call it Plan B. Continue with the HISA lawsuit and get our money during the interim. If you lose the court case, you look like a hero when the money to cover HISA is already on hand due to your proactive actions. He said he would kick the matter upward.
It was nice to get to the United States Supreme Court, get in front of a lot of important people, have investors believe in the idea with their time and money, have an author reach out and put me in his book "Plight of the Patentee" and have articles published after a top intellectual property blog requested the same. Also, U.S. Inventor submitted a Supreme Court brief on my behalf.
The book mentioned above included Josh Malone, who invented "Bunch of Balloons" which you have seen in retail stores. He is our hero, sued and won his patent infringement case for $31 million minus $10 million for legal fees. Mr. Malone cleared $21 million, and he is very outspoken about the Alice/Mayo chaos. Literally, any patent application can be turned down as there are conflicting court cases each way. My case was made precedential at the Federal Appeals level.
I hope we can help more people and help the racing industry. Perhaps nothing will come of the effort, but we are trying.
Last edited by Candybag; 04-13-2024 at 11:31 AM.
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