That's a good read, I like this part the best:
"Jurors picture that inventors are making inventions in their basements, and that there are copiers out there ready to steal someone’s hard-won prize. They tend to view the inventor, even if the patent has been signed over to a company, as an individual fighting against a large corporation. They see those accused of stealing a patent as they would a criminal defendant, and we know from research, that despite admonitions to the contrary, most jurors assume the defendant is guilty before the evidence is presented."
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