Intellectual Property
Feb. 25, 2013
District amends local patent rules
Litigants - both patentees and accused infringers - should welcome the rule changes. By Randall E. Kay
The Southern District of California recently enacted a series of new local rules that will impact the administration of patent cases in the district. Litigants - both patentees and accused infringers - should welcome the rule changes. The amendments update the Southern District's patent local rules to accommodate for developments in patent cases in recent years. Changes include specific time to trial in patent cases, a new requirement that t...
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