Patent Infringement They were called “patent pirates”� in the 1840s for good reason. They infringed on a patent and refused to acknowledge the priority of the inventor. Knowingly, they infringed on a patent. In 1848, Samuel Morse, inventor of the telegraph, complained to a friend in a letter, “all my time has been occupied in […]
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