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<p><a href="http://bakerlaw.com/JeffreyWLesovitz">Jeff Lesovitz</a> co-authored an article, entitled “Five Key Provisions in the Innovation Act,” for the Expert Analysis column of Law360 in December 2013. The article discusses recent legislation in the U.S. Congress directed toward patent reform. Lesovitz provides insight on the important provisions and likely effect on patent law and practice going forward.</p> <p><a href="http://www.law360.com/articles/494038/5-key-provisions-in-the-innovation-act">Read the article</a>. </p>




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Jeff Lesovitz co-authors “Five Key Provisions in the Innovation Act” for the Expert Analysis column of Law360

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