The Senate Judiciary Committee continues to struggle to find a compromise on patent litigation reform, while a key House lawmaker on the issue warned he might wait until next year to take action if a Senate bill isn’t strong enough.
The committee on Thursday postponed consideration of the Patent Transparency and Improvements Act. Some of the bill’s provisions have been the subject of behind-the-scenes negotiations among committee members for more than a month.
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