Intellectual Property
Feb. 7, 2015
Congress renews patent reform debate
Experts say the renewed debate over patent litigation reform will come down primarily to two factors - fee shifting and the new chairman of the powerful Senate Judiciary Committee.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Experts say the renewed debate over patent litigation reform will come down primarily to two factors - fee shifting and the new chairman of the powerful Senate Judiciary Committee.
Congress officially revived the discussion on discouraging frivolous and abusive patent lawsuits after U.S. Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Virginia, reintroduced the Innovation Act on Thursday. Three House lawmakers from California are...
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