Will the "Patent Reform Act of 2007" return in 2008?
Acknowledging that patent reform is dead in 2007, the 271blog wrote on Nov. 19:
the Patent Reform Act will probably go to the Senate floor after Congress returns from the holidays in early 2008, claims Matthew Sandgren, counsel to Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah).
PatentHawk wrote on Nov. 20: Another bullet dodged as the Patent Reform Act of 2007 crumbles to dust
IPBiz had written on November 15:
AND, patent reform seems dead for 2007:
On Capitol Hill, the U.S. Senate is unlikely to take up before January a patent bill sought by many high tech firms, an aide to the Senate majority leader [Reid] said on Wednesday [Nov. 14].
IPBiz ponders: is there a way out on apportionment of damages OR on the second window of post-grant review (which was removed in the altered HR 1908) such that 40 senators won't block the bill?
the Patent Reform Act will probably go to the Senate floor after Congress returns from the holidays in early 2008, claims Matthew Sandgren, counsel to Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah).
PatentHawk wrote on Nov. 20: Another bullet dodged as the Patent Reform Act of 2007 crumbles to dust
IPBiz had written on November 15:
AND, patent reform seems dead for 2007:
On Capitol Hill, the U.S. Senate is unlikely to take up before January a patent bill sought by many high tech firms, an aide to the Senate majority leader [Reid] said on Wednesday [Nov. 14].
IPBiz ponders: is there a way out on apportionment of damages OR on the second window of post-grant review (which was removed in the altered HR 1908) such that 40 senators won't block the bill?
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