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Why is it a public benefit if companies resolve cases faster saving themselves cash? I’d rather the court records and data be open by default.
by ok_dad 2y ago
Why is it a public benefit if companies resolve cases faster saving themselves cash? I’d rather the court records and data be open by default.
- tourmalinetaco 2y agoBecause less time in the court is less time that public institutions have to spend on it, which means less money spent by the taxpayer on the case.
- cma 2y agoWhat's an estimated dollar amount on this, for all patent trials in the US, with court fees paid by the loser excluded?
- cma 2y agoI'm going to throw out a guess of less than 0.01% GDP.
- ok_dad 2y agoI’m not just going to accept giving up on public government data and records because some patent trolls are wasting tax dollars.
- hn_acker 2y agoIf exposing a patent troll's identity would make the patent troll file frivolous lawsuits less often then public institutions might save money in the future.