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"Eastern District Rocket Docket Decelerates in Marshall Division" - Texas Lawyer article

By Michael Smith

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Next week's Texas Lawyer will have a good article on the current state of the Marshall Division patent docket by reporter Mary Alice Robbins, Eastern District Rocket Docket Decelerates in Marshall Division.  The data and the trend is nothing new to local practitioners, but the quotes are a gem.  "There are just so many cases, I can't handle them all," Judge Ward says, but notes that he no longer has to - Judge Everingham, who came on the bench as a magistrate judge in read more

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