Large corporations already exploit “efficient infringement,” knowing small inventors lack resources to fight back. The Tillis Tax would exacerbate that imbalance by undercutting TPLF support. tennesseestar.com/policy/comment…

A strong patent system doesn’t just reward creativity. It ensures that innovation keeps powering our economy.

The Litigation Transparency Act would empower foreign IP thieves, hinder American innovation, and undermine the ability for startups to raise capital. Congress must reject the Litigation Transparency Act now. inventorsdefense.org/wp-content/upl…

Access to funding determines whether inventors can defend their patents in court or lose them to large corporate infringers with deep pockets. This is why third-party litigation is a lifeline that keeps justice accessible.

Opinion: The proposed 'Tillis Tax' would hamper Missouri's inventors stltoday.com/opinion/column…

The Tillis Tax will have a major impact on a local and national scale by weakening support for small inventors and discouraging investment in innovation. tennesseestar.com/policy/comment…

When we protect inventors, we protect the next generation of breakthroughs, jobs, and opportunity.

America’s innovators need more than recognition -- they need protection. The RESTORE Patent Rights Act ensures their ideas stay theirs and that innovation remains a pillar of U.S. competitiveness. townhall.com/columnists/pau…

Inventors create the future. Investors help defend it. Litigation funding bridges the two -- turning ideas into assets that can stand up in court and in the marketplace.

Opinion: The Litigation Transparency Act of 2025 would give large corporations a fresh weapon to use against small inventors and entrepreneurs. news.bloomberglaw.com/legal-exchange…

Innovators need more than patents. They need resources to enforce them. This timely op-ed warns how one proposed bill could undermine this critical support. townhall.com/columnists/dre…

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Innovation is America’s greatest competitive advantage. It’s time to make sure our policies treat it that way.

Innovation thrives when inventors are protected. The Tillis Tax would do the opposite -- weakening patent rights, discouraging investment, and silencing small innovators. Lawmakers must reject this attack on America’s innovation engine. tennesseestar.com/policy/comment…

At a time when America needs to strengthen innovation, Congress must reject laws that weaken inventors. That is why we call on Congress to reject the Litigation Transparency Act, which would chill investment and discourage innovation. realclearhealth.com/blog/2024/12/2…

America’s innovation economy depends on fair access to justice. The Litigation Transparency Act would make that harder by discouraging investment in the very inventors who fuel progress. realclearhealth.com/blog/2024/12/2…

New from Stacy Washington in St. Louis Post-Dispatch: The 'Tillis Tax' will "drive away the capital that enables startups and small firms to defend their intellectual property. The inevitable result: more stolen IP, fewer successful startups, and one less check on Big Tech's anticompetitive

IP rights aren’t a partisan issue -- they’re a progress issue. Protecting them means more jobs, more discoveries, and a stronger economy.

The judicial system has long shown it can safeguard fairness and confidentiality. Burdensome regulation isn’t reform. It's a roadblock to innovation and investment.

New in Bloomberg Law: The Litigation Transparency Act stacks the deck against America's small businesses. Learn more: news.bloomberglaw.com/legal-exchange…