Among other things, the author of this paper reports that the Technical Standardization Law Committee of the Science and Technology Law Section of the American Bar Association has reached a consensus on the need for clearer Standards Development Orarganization ("SDO") disclosure policies;
that significant disputes arise with increasing frequency within SDOs concerning policy language, and
that ambiguous policy language increases litigation costs.
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Rodney D. Ryder
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