U.S. Patent Litigation Surges in February, Driven by Software Cases

Apr 5, 2015
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The number of patent lawsuits being filed in 2015 so far is higher than that seen in 2014. This has been driven by a surge in software patent cases, which last month had the largest number of lawsuits filed since April last year.

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