US Courts Realizing They Have A Judge Alan Albright Sized Problem In Waco
We've written a bit about Judge Alan Albright, the only judge in the US district court in Waco, Texas. Judge Albright, a former...
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We've written a bit about Judge Alan Albright, the only judge in the US district court in Waco, Texas. Judge Albright, a former...
A federal program that directed many patent cases to judges who volunteered to hear them will end next month. In interviews with Law360, some participating judges praised the program for helping them better manage complex cases, while others said it had little tangible impact.
To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: As the world pivoted to navigate obstacles brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the USPTO not only adapted to address the challenges, but appeared to make the most of this period by improving existing procedures. Widely publicized adjustments, such as efficiently moving 13,000 examiners and other employees to a remote working environment 1 and reducing the average examination time 2, overshadow equally laudable advances that have resulted in more robust and streamlined examination, with a seeming aim at achieving improved customer s...