When clients are sued for unauthorized use of others’ patented technologies, explaining how this situation promotes innovation and technological progress may require caution and nuance. The following points can help explain this point of view: 1. **Increase patent awareness**: The experience of being sued can allow clients to have a deeper understanding of the importance of intellectual property rights and understand the operation of the patent system. This awareness may prompt them to pay more attention to the legality and compliance of innovation in the future. 2. **Encourage legal R&D**: After such an experience, companies may be more committed to their own R&D and innovation to avoid similar legal problems. This impetus may prompt companies to develop new and unique technologies and products. 3. **Technology improvement and circumvention design**: Facing patent litigation may prompt companies to find alternative solutions and develop new technologies or product designs that do not infringe existing patents, thereby promoting technological improvement and innovation. 4. **Cooperation and licensing**: Litigation may lead to cooperation or technology licensing agreements with patent holders. This collaboration can promote technology sharing and help both parties or even the entire industry to make technological progress. 5. **Market competition**: Such events may allow clients to re-examine market competition and have a deeper understanding of the uniqueness and competitive advantages of products and technologies, thereby motivating them to invest more resources to achieve real innovation. 6. **Improvement of the legal environment**: Litigation also reminds market participants to respect and comply with laws and regulations, which helps create a more level playing field and encourages legal innovation. It is important that the above views be communicated within the framework of recognizing legal responsibilities and seeking legal solutions to avoid giving customers false expectations or misleading them about potential legal consequences.