Sentences with phrase «assertions by patent trolls»

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AGs Support Federal Information - Gathering Project on «Patent Trolls» NAAG sent comments signed by 43 state and territorial attorneys general to the Federal Trade Commission in support of a proposed federal project to collect data and information about Patent Assertion Entities (PAEs), also known as patent tPatent Trolls» NAAG sent comments signed by 43 state and territorial attorneys general to the Federal Trade Commission in support of a proposed federal project to collect data and information about Patent Assertion Entities (PAEs), also known as patent tPatent Assertion Entities (PAEs), also known as patent tpatent trolls.

Defended patent infringement actions brought by patent assertion entities (commonly known as patent trolls).

On Monday, executives from high - profile tech companies, including [company] Apple [/ company] and [company] Microsoft [/ company], put their names to a public letter that sought to safeguard an upcoming IEEE decision from «smoke and mirrors» tactics by patent assertion entities (commonly known as patent trolls).

CPF believes that Chairman Goodlatte's draft legislation, if enacted, would help address the abuse of our current patent system by patent assertion entities, commonly referred to as patent trolls.

«Instead of creating new jobs and investing in new technologies, businesses large and small across many industries — from national realty, construction, and technology businesses to Main Street retail shops, hotels, grocers, convenience stores, and restaurants — continue to be forced to divert scarce resources to fighting frivolous lawsuits and overly broad claims made by Patent Assertion Entities, or «patent trolls».&Patent Assertion Entities, or «patent trolls».&patent trolls».»

«Despite the passage of the America Invents Act (AIA), many of America's most innovative companies are still plagued by patent assertion entities (PAEs), commonly referred to as «patent trolls.»

«Instead of creating new jobs and investing in new technologies, businesses large and small across many industries... continue to be forced to divert scarce resources to fighting frivolous lawsuits and overly broad claims made by Patent Assertion Entities, or «patent trolls».&Patent Assertion Entities, or «patent trolls».&patent trolls».»

The undersigned organizations strongly encourage Congressional efforts to address abuses of the legal system by certain patent assertion entities, commonly referred to as patent trolls.

[School name] pledges not to knowingly license or sell the rights of inventions, research, or innovation made possible by this institution to patent assertion entities, or patent trolls.

In the past, President Obama and his Administration have voiced support for reforms that would address ongoing abuses of the patent system by patent assertion entities, otherwise known as patent trolls, which currently cost America's economy roughly $ 29 billion each year.

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Interestingly, Mr. Almonia pushed things to the next level by using the «patent troll» phrase that is typically not mentioned by senior executives since it's a fairly loaded term: «The claims we dismissed were that Nokia would be tempted to behave like a patent troll or — to use a more polite phrase — a patent assertion entity.»