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: Eastern District of Texas Federal Court PracticeTexas Bar Journal "Year in Review" 2007 - "Patent Litigation: A Changing Landscape"
By Michael Smith
In the middle of my firm change this month (more on that later) I haven't posted on a couple of articles I wrote on patent litigation that came out in Texas legal publications this month. The first is an article on the changing landscape of patent litigation as part of the Texas Bar Journal's "Year in Review - 2007" in the January 2008 edition. The entire article is available here Download Year.pdf
- my contribution is at page 25.
Full post as published by Eastern District of Texas Federal Court Practice on January 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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