Law360, New York ( December 9, 2013, 1:59 PM EST) -- The U.S. International Trade Commission's pilot program for early resolution of several case-dispositive issues has been identified by some as a significant step in curbing potential abuse of the ITC by nonpracticing entities.[1] In addition, the program was intended to lead to a more efficient use of resources, both for the ITC and private parties. The program allows for (but does not require) early hearings and resolution within 100 days of potentially case-dispositive issues and, in particular, the ITC has identified three such issues: the economic prong of the domestic industry (DI) requirement, standing and importation....
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