Intellectual Property
Dec. 29, 2010
Patent Defendants Mess With Texas
2010 was the year that patent litigators broke free from the Eastern District of Texas, a tiny spot on the globe where a group of judges established the nation's biggest patent venue.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Goodbye, Texas! Hello, Delaware! Or is it Los Angeles?
2010 was the year that patent litigators broke free from the Eastern District of Texas, a tiny spot on the globe where a group of judges established the nation's biggest patent venue.
A series of appellate rulings threw into jeopardy the Eastern District's lofty status as the go-to jurisdiction for plaintiffs of all kinds who w...
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