We should first do no harm. We should not address--we should not adopt a legislative solution that is so over-broad that it will kill the ability of a small inventor to defend their patent.
Chris Coons: “We should first do no harm. We should not address--we should not adopt a legislative solution that is so over-broad that…”
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Emphasizing the need for careful patent legislation to protect small inventors.
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