Republican and Democratic Senate Judiciary Committee Members Voice Strong Opposition to Patent Legislation Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) “I guess we have to ask ourselves a basic question here. Major patent reform occurred in 1952. The next time… Read More »
Without strong enforceable patents, larger companies can ignore the rights of smaller companies and imitate their ideas without paying for them. We see this phenomenon in countries like China, where patent rights are not enforced and therefore… Read More »
There is new data out this week highlighting the importance of patents and intellectual property intensive manufacturing industries in driving U.S. innovation, job creation and economic growth. A report produced by ndp|analytics, a leading economic research firm,… Read More »
