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Patent Glory Days Could Be Numbered For East Texas
By Erin Coe | March 24, 2017, 6:43 PM EDT
This Supreme Court term may mark the end of one of the decade’s biggest patent law stories — the growth of the Eastern District of Texas rocket docket. (Editor’s note: This feature on the TC Heartland case was first published in March.)