The United States patent system is designed to be a balance: in exchange for the inventor disclosing their invention to the public, pa-tentees are granted exclusive rights to that invention for a period of time. This ensures that patentees are adequately compensated for their innovation and society at large benefits from the patent’s disclosure. This balance is now broken. Over recent years, patentees — particu-larly non-practicing entities — have been permitted to seek and re-cover unreasonable...By: WilmerHale

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