Bad faith assertions of patent infringement; repeal repealer on.

SB 2787 prohibits businesses from sending patent infringement claims without a reasonable basis, such as falsely threatening lawsuits or claiming infringement on invalid patents. It allows affected companies to sue for attorney fees, actual damages, and up to three times the damages if they win. The Mississippi Attorney General can enforce these rules to stop unfounded patent threats against businesses. This law targets tactics that harass companies with baseless legal claims, directly protecting commercial entities receiving such communications.