It's a rite of passage for a tech startup to get sued. It means your doing something right.<p>However, I think you can hold your IP in an offshore company that would be significantly difficult for US jurisdiction to touch.<p>Is anybody using this strategy to avoid IP related litigation?<p>If so, what countries are you using to hold your IP?<p>Any specific precautions you are using to ensure the protections are enforceable?
How would this work? You would be sued in the US, as that is where your product would be (supposedly) violating the other party's patent. Where your IP is doesn't matter.