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Leo do not patent his work and a competitor took his work.Leo wan to sue him, can he?


Leo has a design.But he did not prototype the design before offering to sell it to company Cat. Then a competitor took his design.Leo want to sue the competitor.However, the competitor claim that Leo does not patent his design based on Intellectual Property.What can Leo do?

It is public knowledge. Leo did something good to the world.

Leo drop it and learn from mistake. Sounds like nothing you can do I'm afraid.

Leo can sue. However he will have to prove he came up with design first in order to win the case.

Patents are not the only way IP is protected.

This may be a case that involves trade secrets or breach of contract.

Without more details, it is hard to tell.

Leo has to prove it was his design. How?

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