Intellectual Property
May 8, 2013
Another patent reform bill introduced in Congress
A year and a half after President Barack Obama signed a patent reform bill into law, Congress is considering new legislation to discourage non-practicing entities from asserting what observers label dubious patent infringement claims.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A year and a half after President Barack Obama signed a patent reform bill into law, Congress is considering new legislation to discourage non-practicing entities from asserting what observers label dubious or frivolous patent infringement claims.
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer publicly introduced a bill late Monday afternoon that would allow the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to review disputed business m...
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