After a year in the spotlight, the District of Delaware, already home to the nation’s second-busiest docket for patent infringement litigation, could see its influence grow in 2017.
That’s because the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this month granted certiorari in a closely watched case that has the potential to drastically alter the law governing where infringement cases are brought.
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