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By Stephen S. Korniczky, Aslan Baghdadi and Elizabeth M. Roesel The Eastern District of Texas is famously popular as a forum for patent infringement litigation. The volume of patent cases there has exploded in recent years, growing from a mere 23 patent cases in 2000 to a whopping 371 in 2007 - more than any other U.S. district court and roughly 12.6 percent of the total patent cases filed in the United States. This growth has been ...
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