How patent case venue rules could change in TC Heartland

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How patent case venue rules could change in TC Heartland

January 04 2017
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Natalie Rahhal speaks to former Federal Circuit Chief Judge Paul Michel and others to assess the potential impact of In re TC Heartland at the US Supreme Court. One outcome could be a sharp fall in filing in the Eastern District of Texas and an increase in a potentially under-resourced District of Delaware

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