Intellectual Property
Mar. 4, 2015
Power play between Congress and courts over patents
For several years now, Congress has been promising to address patent litigation abuse, but judges have expressed concern that this would be a land grab in Article III territory.
The interplay between the legislative judicial branches in the area of patent law has become a tectonic collision. For several years now, Congress has been promising to address patent litigation abuse, but judges have expressed concern that this would be a land grab in Article III territory.
In 2013, judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit publicly warned that Congress was ill-suited to address litigation reform, and that any such attempts might encroach on...
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