Litigation
Mar. 29, 2007
Coordinated Enforcement
Focus Column - By Nathaniel Bruno - The U.S. will have a new intellectual property enforcement agency if a bill gets through Congress.
By Nathaniel Bruno
There is a groundswell of federal legislative activity aimed at protecting and enforcing the intellectual property rights of United States businesses, authors and artists against international counterfeiting and piracy. This movement is signified most recently by the introduction of Senate Bill 522 on Feb. 7, entitled the "Intellectual Property Rights Enforcem...
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