UNITED STATES
                       SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
                             WASHINGTON, D.C. 20549

                                  SCHEDULE 14A
                PROXY STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 14(A) OF THE
                         SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
                            (AMENDMENT NO. 3)

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                         COMPETITIVE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
                (NAME OF REGISTRANT AS SPECIFIED IN ITS CHARTER)

                   THE COMMITTEE TO RESTORE STOCKHOLDER VALUE
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The Committee to Restore Stockholder Value issued the following press release
on January 24, 2007:



                                                           For immediate release

                COMMITTEE TO RESTORE STOCKHOLDER VALUE CONTINUES
                   TO HOLD SUBSTANTIAL LEAD IN PROXY CHALLENGE
                        AGAINST COMPETITIVE TECHNOLOGIES

AUGUSTA,  GA  (JANUARY  24,  2007)  THE  COMMITTEE  TO RESTORE STOCKHOLDER VALUE
announced today that the voice of shareholders of Competitive Technologies, Inc.
(AMEX:  CTT)  has  resulted  in  a  strong  majority  casting  its  vote for the
Committee's  slate  of directors in the current proxy challenge. For the benefit
of  all  CTT shareholders, and in the spirit of cooperation to insure an orderly
transition  at  CTT, the Committee believes it is time for the previous Board to
step  down  and  relinquish  their  positions  at  CTT.

The  Committee's  slate of directors continues to hold a substantial lead in the
votes  cast in the current proxy challenge. A total of approximately 2.6 million
shares have voted for the Committee's slate versus approximately 1.7 million for
CTT's  current  management.  This  continues  to  clearly  show  a  majority  of
shareholder  votes support the Committee slate. Votes, of course, are subject to
change  and  newly  submitted  proxy  cards  will revoke previously voted cards.
Consequently,  the  Committee strongly requests CTT shareholders that previously
voted  a  White  proxy  to  send  in a new BLUE proxy to support the Committee's
nominees.

A  meeting  was  held yesterday between independent election inspector groups on
behalf  of  both  the  Committee  and  current  CTT  management,  as  well  as
representatives  from  the  Committee  and CTT. It was determined at the meeting
that the vote count used by CTT current management and their election inspectors
at  CTT's  Annual  Meeting held on January 16, 2007 inexplicably did not include
votes  cast  on Saturday, January 13, Sunday, January 14, Monday, January 15, or
Tuesday, January 16 prior to the start of the meeting at 10 AM ET. This resulted
in  approximately  670,000  votes  cast  by  banks  and  brokers in favor of the
Committee's  nominees  uncounted  at  the  Annual  Meeting.  There  were  also a
substantial  number  of  uncounted votes resulting from unresolved voting issues
from  shareholders  who  may  not  have  properly  voted  their  shares.

Due to the incomplete counting, the votes analyzed did not represent a necessary
quorum,  more  than  50%  of  shares  outstanding.

It  continues  to  baffle  the  Committee  how  several  days  of legitimate CTT
shareholder-cast  votes  were not included in the vote count used at the January
16  meeting.

Based  on  the  votes  cited  above,  the Committee believes that their slate of
directors  will  win an overwhelming victory. The Committee's slate of directors
has  not  yet  been  elected  because no vote on that matter was called at the
Annual  Meeting. However, the shareholder-elected Committee slate is prepared to
move  quickly  to  represent  all  shareholders.

As  of  the close of business January 23, 2007, approximately 2.4 million of the
approximate  7.7  million  shares held by CTT shareholders through their bank or
broker  have  been  voted  in  favor  of  the  Committee's  slate,  versus  only
approximately  1.7  million  for  the  current  management.  Also, approximately
200,000  registered  shares  were  voted  for  the  Committee  slate  out of the
approximately  320,000  total  registered shares eligible to vote. Additionally,
approximately  140,000  shares  were voted as abstain for the current management
and  approximately 20,000 for the Committee. Consequently, 4,534,199 shares have
voted  or approximately 56.6%. On the record date, November 20, 2006, there were
approximately  8.0 million shares outstanding and eligible to vote. Shareholders
are  again cautioned that votes are subject to change, and newly submitted proxy
cards  will revoke previously voted cards. The Committee again strongly requests
shareholders  that previously voted a White proxy to send in a new BLUE proxy to
support  the  Committee's  nominees.

UNTIL THIS ISSUE IS FULL RESOLVED, SHAREHOLDERS ARE REMINDED THAT THEY MUST VOTE
ON  THE  BLUE PROXY FOR THE COMMITTEE'S SLATE OF DIRECTORS FOR THE VOTE TO COUNT
FOR  THE  COMMITTEE  NOMINEES.  THE  BLUE PROXY CAN BE VOTED IMMEDIATELY ON LINE
(WWW.PROXYVOTE.COM)  OR  BY  PHONE  (1-800-454-8683).

The  Committee  reminds  CTT shareholders that if they are dissatisfied with the
way  in which the Annual Meeting on January 16, 2007 was conducted, or any other
subsequent  action  by  current CTT management, they can register a complaint by
accessing  the  "File  Tip  or  Complaint"  section  of the Investor Information
portion  of  the  Securities and Exchange website, www.sec.gov, or send a fax to
202  772  9295.

More  information  on  the  Committee's  proxy  filing  (DFRN14A,  filed  by
non-management  on  December  26,  2006)  is  available  at  the  SEC  website,
www.sec.gov, under company filings. Any questions can be addressed by contacting
the  Committee.

Contact:     John  Derek  Elwin  III
Tel:         561  789  6449
Email:       restorevalue@yahoo.com