Intellectual Property
Dec. 29, 2010
Central District To Consider Patent Rules
Judges in the Central District of California in 2011 will consider rules establishing a standard procedure for each patent case filed there, a response to critics who say its handling of such lawsuits is hobbled by inconsistent procedures.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Federal judges in the Central District of California in 2011 will consider rules establishing a standard procedure for each patent case filed there, a response to critics who say its handling of such lawsuits is hobbled by inconsistent procedures.
Chief Judge Audrey Collins said the district's rules committee, headed by U.S. District Judge Christina Snyder, would take up the matter.
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