1 May 2011PatentsJohn Pegram and Mark Ellinger

US Patent Law changes appear imminent

Major revisions to US patent law now appear likely in 2011. Members of Congress have discovered that patent legislation is an area in which they can agree on a bipartisan basis and potentially create a good public image.

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