Principal Jack Wilson Discusses Impact of ITC’s Proposed Disclosure Rule

In an article published by MLex, Fish & Richardson Principal Jack Wilson shared insights on the U.S. International Trade Commission’s proposed rule requiring disclosure of real parties in interest and third-party litigation funders in Section 337 investigations. The articles examines how increased transparency could affect patent enforcement strategy, settlement dynamics, and the role of funded complainants. Wilson explained how the proposal could help respondents assess the economic and strategic interests behind a case.

Excerpt: “Without disclosure, it is difficult to evaluate whether funding arrangements raise competition, public interest, or national interest considerations.”

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