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Former Senator and Ambassador Scott Brown on the national security reasons for fixing the patent litigation problems at the International Trade Commission. #ITCReform bostonherald.com/2023/01/10/bro…

Patent litigation funding and the possibility of foreign funders manipulating patent laws is particularly problematic - not to mention ironic - at the International Trade Commission. More transparency is needed. Thanks Bob Goodlatte & Patent Progress. patentprogress.org/2023/01/state-…

"The ITC should consider adopting rules requiring the disclosure of third-party funders....It would also benefit the public by showing who uses the agency’s resources and for what purposes." A common sense transparency idea from R Street Institute's ITC Policy Project. rstreet.org/2023/01/11/itc…

Read the startup case for reforming the ITC from Michael McGeary of Allied for Startups #ITCReform

A good primer on litigation funding - including at the ITC - from Jonathan Stroud Unified Patents. Transparency of the real parties in patent litigation is essential to a properly operating system that serves the public interest. #ITCRefrom patentlyo.com/patent/2023/02…

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No Surprise Here. Thanks to R Street Institute for the data. #ITCReform ITC Policy Project Series: Record-Breaking Year at the ITC (for NPEs) rstreet.org/commentary/itc… via R Street Institute

Former Senate Finance Chairman Baucus and House Ways & Means Chairman Camp weight in on the need to reform the ITC to address abusive patent litigation. ksr.hkspublications.org/2023/04/18/max…

"Not only do they use these broad patents to sue businesses in traditional courts, these entities are now using the USITC as yet another venue where they can extract ransoms from their victims."

"Patent trolling at the USITC is a serious problem that calls for increasing oversight of how the agency operates."

ICYMI--R Street Institute highlights the growing need to #fixtheITC to address global competition rstreet.org/commentary/itc…

The ITC Modernization Alliance applauds Rep. David Schweikert and Rep. Don Beyer on the introduction of the Advancing America’s Interest Act. Much-needed reform of the ITC to combat abusive patent litigation. Our statement: medium.com/@ITCModernizat…

Too often, the International Trade Commission is misused by patent trolls looking to stifle competition. I’m proud to introduce bipartisan legislation to reform the ITC and protect consumers to ensure America can be a leader in advancing innovation. schweikert.house.gov/2023/05/18/sch…

Important new legislation form Rep. David Schweikert and Rep. Don Beyer. 👇👇👇👇👇

Former Sen. Patrick Leahy provides a little legislative history lesson: "I can say with absolute certainty that the proposed rules directly conflict with the legislation on a variety of matters, especially on provisions that limit access to the PTAB." thehill.com/opinion/congre…

A good summary by Joshua Landau Patent Progress of the Advancing America's Interest Act introduced by Rep. David Schweikert and Rep. Don Beyer. "a commonsense solution to a problem that has been a consistent drag on innovation" patentprogress.org/2023/05/reintr…

From R Street Institute Series on patent enforcement at the ITC-- "But the overarching problem may be that the ITC has become a general patent-enforcement venue instead of treating patent enforcement as an adjunct to its primary trade policy mission." Read more... rstreet.org/commentary/itc…

🔷 The ITC Modernization Alliance has launched a new website: itcmodalliance.org🔷 The ITC Modernization Alliance is working to address abusive patent litigation at the International Trade Commission. The website hosts valuable resources and updates on their initiatives.

ITCMA member Sam Korte of Garmin testifies before the House Judiciary Committee.

The ITC Modernization Alliance has written a letter to the Chairman Darrell Issa and Ranking Member Hank Johnson of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Internet regarding today's hearing.