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How to Enforce a Patent in Catalysis?
Once a patent is granted, enforcement involves:
Monitoring the market for potential
infringements
.
Sending
cease and desist letters
to infringing parties.
Filing
lawsuits
if necessary to stop infringement and seek damages.
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