The Court conceded that its decision would increase the risk of liability for indirect infringement claims amid public concern about perceived abuses of the patent system, including infringement actions by patent - assertion entities and
deceptive patent demand letters.
Not exact matches
It is a particularly important one, but other matters such as ways to cost - efficiently challenge bad
patents, transparency in ownership, or measures against
deceptive demand letters are examples of other priority subjects that even the SCOTUS can't address (but Congress can).
U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy (D - VT) is calling for a renewed push for
patent reform, in the wake of the FTC's settlement with MPHJ and its law firm Farney Daniels P.C. over allegations they «used
deceptive sales claims and phony legal tactics in
demand letters accusing thousands of businesses of
patent infringement.»
Patent trolls send vague and deceptive letters alleging patent infringement to demand unjustified payments from innocent individuals and busin
Patent trolls send vague and
deceptive letters alleging
patent infringement to demand unjustified payments from innocent individuals and busin
patent infringement to
demand unjustified payments from innocent individuals and businesses.
Washington, DC - Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) attorney Julie Samuels will testify on how
patent trolls harm start - ups and consumers through
deceptive demand letters and legal threats at a US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation hearing on Thursday, Nov. 7.
With
patent trolls blanketing the nation with
deceptive and misleading
letters — many of which we've documented through our Trolling Effects project — Congress should make sure to include
demand letter reform in its legislation.
Ranieri outlined the discouraging process that allows
demand letters to thrive: the
Patent Office issues vague and overbroad patents; patent trolls acquire these bad patents and send unfair and deceptive demand letters; and legitimate businesses, without the resources to fight back, end up paying unjustifiable licensing
Patent Office issues vague and overbroad
patents;
patent trolls acquire these bad patents and send unfair and deceptive demand letters; and legitimate businesses, without the resources to fight back, end up paying unjustifiable licensing
patent trolls acquire these bad
patents and send unfair and
deceptive demand letters; and legitimate businesses, without the resources to fight back, end up paying unjustifiable licensing fees.