On October 2, 2012, the International Trade Commission, which is charged with investigating claims of unfair competition based on intellectual property infringement, proposed rules that would limit electronic discovery in patent infringement investigations conducted by the Commission.

Partners James Klaiber and Jeffrey Johnson, counsel Benjamin Semel, and associate Leighton Dellinger have authored an important Legal Update discussing these proposed rules.

To read the update, entitled "International Trade Commission Proposes New E-Discovery Rules for Patent Cases," please click here.