Thom Tillis
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Thom Tillis is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the junior United States senator from North Carolina, a position he has held since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Tillis has focused on issues such as tax reform, healthcare, and national security during his tenure in the Senate. He previously served as the Speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives from 2011 to 2012, where he played a significant role in shaping state legislation.
I worked a lot on the PACT Act. The TEAM Act was in there, Camp Lejeune toxics, and then I voted against it.
I think the patent system works best when there are clear rules of the road to guide inventors and businesses.
I worked a lot on the PACT Act. The TEAM Act was in there, Camp Lejeune toxics, and then I voted against it.
And so I think in your testimony you said currently VBA is 51 percent below tracked backlog projections and peak backlog is supposed to be estimated between 450,000 and 730,000 by October 2023 and April 2024, respectively.
I think the patent system works best when there are clear rules of the road to guide inventors and businesses.
a legislative solution is necessary to provide an appropriate patent eligibility framework to ensure the future of American innovation and American leadership in the world is secure.
At some point you only have so much money, and it is going to create stressors.
At some point you only have so much money, and it is going to create stressors.
Well, that is good feedback. We will make sure our office catches up with the decision process, but that sounds rational.
To me, it is one of the critical areas that we need more clarity in to really have a more robust economy and to incentivize innovation.
strong, reliable, predictable IP rights are paramount to incenting U.S. innovation.
Well, that is good feedback. We will make sure our office catches up with the decision process, but that sounds rational.
strong, reliable, predictable IP rights are paramount to incenting U.S. innovation.
To me, it is one of the critical areas that we need more clarity in to really have a more robust economy and to incentivize innovation.
This bill, I believe, restores patent eligibility to important inventions across many fields.
We also have approximately $1.2--$1.3 billion locked up that we have not been able to get access to.





