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[Jurassic Park] What was Dodgson's plan?

It's been 30 years since I read the book, but the movie is slightly fresher in my mind...

Nedry was hired to get 15 embryos off the island ("***viable*** embryos"). So let's say he succeeds... then what?

Dodgson and/or his company now have embryos... of dinosaurs that are already available at Jurassic Park. Is his plan to create a competing park? If so, what's the point? He'd just have 15 of the same dinos, with InGen still in posession of the underlying technology to make more.

Even if he created a competing park, couldn't InGen have prove that Dodgson's dinos were created from stolen (likely patented) DNA? They'd be sued into oblivion... right?
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> Is his plan to create a competing park?  

He wanted to steal the embryos for his company, Biosyn, so that they could clone their own dinosaurs.  There's no indication that Biosyn wanted to create their own dinosaur park, it's more likely that they were looking to use them as test subjects or other lab applications.  

> He'd just have 15 of the same dinos  

They'd have embryos from 15 different species, and Biosyn was capable of cloning them so that they wouldn't be limited to 15 individual dinosaurs.  

> They'd be sued into oblivion... right?  

Biosyn, and Dodgson in particular, was very good at stealing other companies' intellectual property, reverse engineering it, and then producing their own version that was different enough to avoid a lawsuit.  That's what they were planning on doing with Ingen's dinosaur biotechnology.