Yes, many businesses in my State agree. I also believe that if the bill remains silent on damages, as the managers' amendment would do, that no harm will be done to the value of patents, which is so important for encouraging innovation. Is it the chairman's intention, in future discussions with the House of Representatives, to continue to have the bill remain silent on damages?
Dianne Feinstein: “Yes, many businesses in my State agree. I also believe that if the bill remains silent on damages, as the managers'…”
On the recordMarch 1, 2011
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Feinstein discusses the implications of a bill on patent damages and innovation.
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