Legislating patent reform is like finding a recipe to feed diverse cultures that long have hated each others' foods. But now that major patent reform bills have come out of the "oven" and onto the House and Senate floors, will those cultures find enough in the pot to appeal to their divergent tastes?
August 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Legislating patent reform is like finding a recipe to feed diverse cultures that long have hated each other’s foods.
But now that major patent reform bills have come out of the “oven” and onto the House and Senate floors, will those cultures find enough in the pot to appeal to their divergent tastes?
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