in any district where the defendant is subject to the court’s personal jurisdiction or where the defendant has committed an act of infringement, regardless of whether the defendant has a regular and established place of business in such district. (2) Venue for declaratory judgment claim If an inventor is a citizen or a lawful permanent resident of the United States, any claim for declaratory judgement relating to any inventor-owned patent the inventor owns may only be entered in the district where such inventor is domiciled or a district for which such inventor has consented to jurisdiction. (3) Transfer of Action Involving Inventor If an inventor is a party to a civil action involving an inventor-owned patent the inventor owns, the court may not transfer the action to another district for convenience without consent of the inventor. (d) Expedited judicial proceedings Unless voluntarily waived, an inventor asserting an inventor-owned patent in a civil action under section 281 shall be entitled to— (1) a trial within 12 months after service of a complaint, with prioritization in the court’s docket, if necessary