Most of the time, no one pays much attention to the International Trade Commission. Each year, the independent agency presides over a handful of import-related intellectual property disputes -- albeit ones with millions, or even billions, of dollars at stake. But after a ruling that torpedoed the stock of laser eye surgery leader VISX Inc., some members of Congress have turned their sights on the ITC.
April 18, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Most of the time, no one pays much attention to the International Trade Commission.
Each year, the independent agency with 400 employees quietly presides over a handful of import-related intellectual property disputes — albeit ones with millions, or even billions, of dollars at stake.
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