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Some direct competitors are charging crazy amounts and you wait long hours for something that could be done instantly and cheaper. Assuming that I create a start-up that addresses this issue, and it takes off, what are the chances that the original one will sue me violations of intellectual property rights.
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Joseph Peterson answered

If that's illegal, then there are a lot of criminals walking free and raking in money.

Copycat startups are everywhere.