More cutting-edge Alice madness
A comparison between the USPTO patent decision process, and the process by which the Oracle of Delphi produced riddles for priests to decipher.
Stephen E. Zweig, PhD JD, Patent Attorney
A comparison between the USPTO patent decision process, and the process by which the Oracle of Delphi produced riddles for priests to decipher.
Why extending copyright to Java API is both wrong and dangerous.
When compared to European patent oppositions, PTAB methods look great because they employ a number of legal protections lacking in the European system.
How can an idea be rejected as obvious based on old underlying citations? The Leo Pharmaceuticals case suggests new ways to overcome obviousness rejections.
The USPTO can combine an absurdly large number of citations in obviousness rejections. The reasoning for this is based on a now obsolete court decision.
Discussion of the original Federal Circuit decision in CLS Bank v. Alice Corporation.