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Making a web app compatible with patented file types.

Are there any legal implications to making a web app compatible with patented file types? eInstruction's ExamView (www.eInstruction.com) reads, edits, and makes "ExamView Test" files. Are there any legal implications to making my web app capable of reading/editing such files?

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