Ask HN: I was hit with a patent troll lawsuit, how do I deal with it?

Ask HN: I was hit with a patent troll lawsuit, how do I deal with it?
488 by jblake | 193 comments on Hacker News.
This particular patent troll has filed lawsuits with at least a dozen of my competitors in the past year. Some were voluntarily dismissed, some ongoing, rest unknown (based on my limited research skills). The patent in question involves downloading a remote database to a mobile device used as a lookup table when scanning a QR code. Yeah... I'm a one person company and have no idea what to do.

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