Patent Attorneys are to Blame for the Patent Mess

March 1, 2006 on 10:13 am | In Articles, Current Affairs, Lawsuits |

Promote the Progress on:  Wall Street Journal on the state of patent law: “Blame the Lawyers”

Let me second Matt’s post with a quote for the writer of the Op-Ed piece: 

“It is much easier to suggest solutions when you don’t know too much about the problem.”  - Malcolm Forbes

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3 Comments

  1. Does the Wall Street Journal Understand Patent Law?

    Last year I had a refreshing course in the positive power of patenting. We had sued a handful of companies for infringement. They were clear copy-cats, and the cases quickly settled. Several months later, our client sent an e-mail showing

    Trackback by Patently-O: Patent Law Blog — March 1, 2006 #

  2. In a similar vein, the Denver Post had an article, http://www.denverpost.com/search/ci_3591049,
    this past Sunday blaming the patent holders (or should I say Patent Trolls holding large corporation hostage for millions.

    The article shows what a large PR budget can do.

    You can read my highly sarcastic response on my firm’s blog at
    http://www.lld-law.com/IPblog.html.

    Comment by Kurt Leyendecker — March 15, 2006 #

  3. In a similar vein, the Denver Post had an article, http://www.denverpost.com/search/ci_3591049,
    this past Sunday blaming the patent holders (or should I say Patent Trolls holding large corporation hostage for millions.

    The article shows what a large PR budget can do.

    You can read my highly sarcastic response on my firm’s blog at
    http://www.lld-law.com/IPblog.html.

    Comment by Kurt Leyendecker, Esq. — March 15, 2006 #

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