Patent Reform Losing Steam in Senate

The IPO is reporting that momentum for patent reform has been lost in the Senate and that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid will not bring S. 1145 to the floor for action until at least after the Senate returns from recess at the end of March. Notwithstanding, my sources tell me that if patent reform does not happen by the time the Senate recesses in March then it simply will not happen at all this time around, which would mean that to some extent we have all been making much ado about nothing.

For more see my PLI Blog – Patent Reform Losing Steam in Senate

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