And with 50 percent of all patents going through the Eastern District of Texas, although this case, oddly enough, is an Indiana versus Delaware case, this could decide very much the reallocation of suits to be more broadly throughout the country, couldn't it?
Discusses the implications of a key case on patent venue and litigation distribution.
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We will need a mass deportation. The priority, of course, should be criminal aliens.
It is a bunch of nonsense. The criminals, we hear them saying, we cannot go into Riverside County with drugs because they prosecute people there.
Will the United States Congress side with the idea that we should be more democratic in our third branch, or that our third branch should remain more independent, less if not completely outside the will of the people at the moment?
My federal workers are also taxpayers, and even if they may want to preserve their job, they’ll be the first to tell me that they’re tired of going to a post office with surly attitudes, bad delivery and nothing to show for it.
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