Deterring Abusive Patent Litigation

Deterring Abusive Patent Litigation

Deterring Abusive Patent Litigation

RESOLVED that, because existing law, such as 35 U. S. C. § 285 and Fed. R. Civ. P. 11, is not presently creating disincentives to deter abusive patent litigation, IPO supports legislation affirmatively awarding fees and other expenses, in appropriate circumstances, to a prevailing party in patent cases, in a manner that would increase the likelihood such party will recover the awarded fees and expenses. IPO believes that such legislation should be applicable to plaintiffs and defendants alike.

Intellectual Property Owners Association
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