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tldr: "...corporate patent defendants can only be sued where they are incorporated or where they allegedly infringe the patent and have a regular and establish
by RichardHeart 9y ago
tldr: "...corporate patent defendants can only be sued where they are incorporated or where they allegedly infringe the patent and have a regular and established place of business."
I wonder what the patent-scam scum will pivot to. Probably making sure no one in the Eastern District of Texas maintains a regular business there, then creating new cancerous jurisdictions elsewhere in the USA, perhaps Delaware. That's probably too hard a nut to crack. I think the cancer will metastasize.
- cft 9y agobut it will be harder to make the troll's arguments to the juries in places where productive companies actually supply jobs
- RichardHeart 9y agoYes, it's surely progress. I'd prefer punitive action in addition to the preventive measures. Corruption of the court system itself is heinous.
- colechristensen 9y agoThere will surely be a new scam, but it won't be as lucrative. If the court can only harm business of local interest then it's much less likely to do harm.