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James R. Barney

i4i Argues There is No Good Reason to Lower Invalidity Standard

March 14, 2011

Law360

On Friday, i4i LP filed a brief that claims Microsoft is discouraging innovation and unfairly upsetting decades of patent law with a proposal that outlines a revised standard for invalidity. The proposal stems from Microsoft’s appeal of a $290 million verdict against the technology giant for allegedly infringing an i4i patent.

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