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With the cost of litigation so high, it would seem this is a really "hair on fire", "big problem" to solve. why aren't more start ups in the legal space? I kn
by pascalxus 9y ago
With the cost of litigation so high, it would seem this is a really "hair on fire", "big problem" to solve. why aren't more start ups in the legal space? I know one company that's doing something like it, but haven't seen many that are actually in the IP space handling this issue.
- king07828 9y agoExcellent point. The issue is more than simply the increase in cost. To address the issue, small companies and inventors would likely have to file appeals to the Federal Circuit and then file appeals to the Supreme Court AND and hope that enough judges go against the grain of the current environment to help with the plights of small companies and inventors. By definition, small companies and inventors do not have the money for this litigation and investors are unwilling to fund litigation that will probably not be successful in the current environment.