23 September 2020PatentsJonathan Rubenstein and Patrick Plassio

Developments in patent venue law in the aftermath of TC Heartland

Three years ago, the Supreme Court’s opinion in TC Heartland v Kraft Foods Group (2017) almost literally redrew the map for patent infringement litigation, shifting the permissible venues in which plaintiffs can file their suits.

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