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Tex. Gov't Code § 25A.004(d)(4): Business Court jurisdiction over IP actions
Texas Government Code 25A.004(d)(4) gives the Business Court IP jurisdiction over $5 million.
Citation: Tex. Gov't Code § 25A.004(d)(4)
Type: Statute
Jurisdiction: Texas
Issuing body: Texas Legislature
Status: In force
Section 25A.004(d)(4) gives the Texas Business Court jurisdiction over specified actions involving intellectual property ownership, use, and licensing, where the amount in controversy exceeds $5 million, excluding interest, statutory damages, exemplary damages, penalties, attorney fees, and court costs. Federal exclusivity still applies to claims arising under the patent and copyright laws.
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- Where IP Disputes Are Heard in Texas
- Software, Website, and Digital Content Disputes
- Where Trade Secret Cases Are Heard
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