Judges and Judiciary,
Intellectual Property
Oct. 26, 2018
Central District could get its first patent specialist
For the first time, a patent specialist might serve as an Article III judge on one of the nation's busiest courts.
LOS ANGELES -- For the first time, a patent specialist might serve as an Article III judge on one of the nation's busiest courts, with the nomination of Mark Scarsi to a seat on the Central District in Los Angeles.
Patent litigators have met the news with enthusiasm, while being careful to praise judges already on the bench who have worked diligently in a pilot program to get up to speed and handle these complex cases, an increasing ...
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