Intellectual Property
Nov. 25, 2013
Congress scrutinizes patent litigation changes
Federal lawmakers signaled their intent to revisit patent litigation after the influential House Judiciary Committee overwhelmingly passed a bill last week that supporters claim would limit frivolous infringement lawsuits.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Two years ago, Congress passed landmark legislation to update the nation's patent system. But the America Invents Act in its final form focused on U.S. Patent and Trademark Office procedures, leaving concerns with litigation mostly unaddressed.
Last week, federal lawmakers signaled their intent to revisit patent litigation after the influential House Judiciary Committee overwhelmingly passed a bill t...
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