Government
Aug. 3, 2007
Congress Takes on Patent-Reform Legislation
When Congress first took up a bipartisan patent reform bill earlier this year, little controversy surrounded a proposal to stop advantage-seeking plaintiffs from choosing courts anywhere on the map. But as with everything involving patent reform, consensus is hard to find.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - When Congress first took up a bipartisan patent-reform bill earlier this year, there was little controversy surrounding a proposal to stop plaintiffs from choosing courts anywhere on the map where they might get an advantage.
But as with everything to do with patent reform, consensus is hard to find.
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