SAN FRANCISCO — Lawyers in Silicon Valley say it’s not clear what the U.S. House of Representatives will do now that the U.S. Senate has given nearly unanimous support to the first major overhaul of patent law in 50 years.
“I expect there will be many more changes coming from the House,” said Stuart Meyer, an IP partner at Fenwick & West in Mountain View. “Nobody has a clue how this is going to turn out.”
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