Advancing American Innovation Act aims to protect domestic industries and public health by enhancing U.S. International Trade Commission oversight.
The Advancing American Innovation Act seeks to amend the Tariff Act of 1930 to ensure that the U.S. International Trade Commission's resources are focused on protecting genuine domestic industries. It aims to safeguard public health and welfare and the U.S. economy, including competitive conditions. The bill also seeks to improve transparency in third-party litigation funding in patent infringement proceedings. It mandates that complainants disclose any agreements with third-party funders and requires the Commission to consider the public health and welfare, the U.S.
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