Idaho § 48-1702 DEFINITIONS

Idaho Statutes

§ 48-1702 — DEFINITIONS

Idaho § 48-1702

Title 48MONOPOLIES AND TRADE PRACTICES

Ch. 17BAD FAITH ASSERTIONS OF PATENT INFRINGEMENT

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Idaho Code § 48-1702 (2026).

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As used in this chapter:

(1)"Demand letter" means a letter, e-mail or other communication asserting or claiming that the target has engaged in patent infringement, or that the actions of the target would benefit from the grant of a license to any patent, or any similar assertion.

(2)"Idaho person" means a person as defined in section 48-602, Idaho Code.

(3)"Target" means an Idaho person:

(a)Who has received a demand letter or against whom an assertion or allegation of patent infringement has been made;

(b)Who has been threatened with litigation or against whom a lawsuit has been filed alleging patent infringement; or

(c)Whose customers have received a demand letter asserting that the person’s product, service or technology has infringed a patent.

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As used in this chapter:
(1) "Demand letter" means a letter, e-mail or other communication asserting or claiming that the target has engaged in patent infringement, or that the actions of the target would benefit from the grant of a license to any patent, or any similar assertion.
(2) "Idaho person" means a person as defined in section 48-602, Idaho Code.
(3) "Target" means an Idaho person:
(a) Who has received a demand letter or against whom an assertion or allegation of patent infringement has been made;
(b) Who has been threatened with litigation or against whom a lawsuit has been filed alleging patent infringement; or
(c) Whose customers have received a demand letter asserting that the person’s product, service or technology has infringed a patent.