The high-tech industry calls them "patent trolls" -- people who get patents for products they never plan to make, just so they can sue for infringement if a company does turn out something similar. Now Congress, urged on by a coalition of high-tech companies, wants protection against such people. A bill introduced in the House on Wednesday would make it harder for patent-holders to get court orders to stop the sale of products that potentially infringe on their patents.
June 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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