Reform failures have left US patent owners vulnerable to change from other quarters
The Patent Reform Act has hit a brick wall in the US Congress and looks unlikely to be resurrected during 2008. This leaves the door open for reform by other routes – something that means US patent owners may live to regret their inability to find common cause.
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