When thinking of major milestones, few would think of the anniversary of the passage of the America Invents Acts. However, as a political wonk (and someone who has worked with many small inventors), I find that the passage of the AIA 10 years ago was a pivotal moment in shaping my understanding of Capitol Hill and the workings of the U.S. government.
Unfortunately, the bill was a tragedy for innovators, and it was a key part of a trend that weakened intellectual property protections.
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