By Michael Sochor and Dan Ovanezian (January 25, 2019, 3:29 PM EST) -- Many companies are now aware that if they incorporate open-source software into their products, there are specific terms and conditions that go along with the grant of the use of the particular OSS that are spelled out in license(s) accompanying the OSS. Ramifications for failing to abide by such terms and conditions may not only subject companies to liability for copyright infringement and court order injunctions against continued use of the software but also may require exposing a company's proprietary software source code, which incorporates the OSS, to open sourcing....