The House is planning to take up a contentious patent reform bill that seeks to curtail infringement lawsuits that have resulted in large damage awards against companies such as Microsoft Corp. Several unions and the House Republican leadership have announced their opposition to the bill, but the measure has bipartisan support and is being pushed by technology companies and the financial services industry.
September 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The House is planning to take up a contentious patent reform bill that seeks to curtail infringement lawsuits that have resulted in large damage awards against companies such as Microsoft Corp.
Several unions and the House Republican leadership have announced their opposition to the bill, but the measure has bipartisan support and is being pushed by technology companies and the financial services industry.
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