Humor the masses, pursue frivolous litigation.
He said many employers delayed elections through frivolous litigation.
He directed executive agencies to take steps to "protect innovators from frivolous litigation".
In June, President Obama announced a handful of executive orders "to protect innovators from frivolous litigation".
It would allow binding arbitration in guest worker contracts, which he said would reduce "frivolous litigation".
And such loans do not encourage frivolous litigation, because lenders screen out claims that are unlikely to result in recoveries.
So opponents of the bill, who include John McCain, insisted that, while they're in favor of equal pay, the new law would unleash a flood of frivolous litigation.
On Tuesday, President Obama took direct aim at the companies and their practices, announcing several executive orders "to protect innovators from frivolous litigation" by patent trolls.
The move comes after the issuance of several executive orders by President Obama directing executive agencies to take steps to "protect innovators from frivolous litigation".
Legal scholars also question whether frivolous litigation is even a significant problem, said Charles M. Silver, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
Captioned "Sanctions for Abusive Litigation," it specifically addresses the problem of frivolous litigation, but in a different and more balanced fashion.
