The RESTORE Patent Rights Act proposes a rebuttable presumption for granting permanent injunctions after finding patent infringement, fundamentally changing how patent enforcement operates.
The hearing showed the divide: advocates for stronger injunctive relief argue it is essential for patent protection, while opponents caution it may stifle innovation and competition.
This proposed legislation seeks to shift the burden of proof in injunction cases from the patent owner to the accused infringer, potentially streamlining the judicial process.
The bill aligns more closely with pre-eBay norms, evidencing the continuing legal evolution in the balance between patent rights and innovation.
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