Senate Judiciary to Hold Pro-IP Hearing Tuesday
The Senate Judiciary Committee set a Tuesday hearing on how intellectual property acts as a “driver of innovation” that makes “our lives healthier, safer, and more productive,” the committee said Wednesday in a brief notice. It didn’t disclose further details…
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about the hearing’s focus but it appears aimed at coinciding with the annual April 26 celebration of World IP Day, an industry lobbyist told us. Sen. Chuck Grassley, R--Iowa, has taken an interest in IP issues as Senate Judiciary chairman, including likely leadership in shepherding the anticipated Senate companion to the Register of Copyrights Selection and Accountability Act (HR-1695). Grassley is also expected to speak Tuesday at the Institute for Policy Innovation’s World IP Day event. The hearing is to begin at 10 a.m. in 226 Dirksen.