Intellectual Property
Jul. 20, 2016
Farewell bare bones patent complaints
Seven months after the new rules took effect requiring plaintiffs to plead specific facts to support a direct infringement allegation, it seems that a significant shift has taken place, albeit fairly quietly.By Megan Olesek
IP WATCH
When patent litigators learned that the 2015 Federal Rules amendments would require plaintiffs to plead specific facts to support a direct infringement allegation, many wondered whether it would mark a major shift in patent litigation or be much ado about nothing. Seven months after the new rules took effect, it seems that a significant shift has taken place, albeit fairly qu...
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