I think I’m in the minority here. I’ve always thought that the [better] idea was first-to-invent versus first-to-file. The law is a disservice to the small guy who doesn’t have the money and may need to take [his idea] a little bit further before he takes the risk, whereas a larger company can file provisionally and that sort of thing. I’m not a big fan of the new system."

...[S]uccessful businesses adjust to the climate, to the environment, and to change, and if you want to sit and spit into the wind, good luck. There are certain things that are the laws of the land and, like them or dislike them, you adjust. And that goes for the issue of capital we invest and where we create jobs and so on and so forth.
We’ll adjust, and it’s one of the reasons why Europe is becoming more attractive to us, because we think that it’s a more favorable environment for business."