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Patentability Issues for Plants in the EPO
While this decision from the EPO Technical Board of Appeal raises more questions than it answers, it does a very good job of framing the issues and uncertainty regarding the patentability of plants in the EPO. The claim was to … Continue reading
Wyeth v. Abbott Labs. – Picking Plaintiff’s Poison
In July of 2011, I wrote a post for this blog on BSC v. J&J, a Fed. Cir. decision in which four J&J patents claiming stents eluting rapamycin, a drug that inhibits restenosis after balloon angioplasty, were held invalid for … Continue reading
Association For Molecular Pathology V Myriad Genetics – An Isolated Local Difficulty?
Paul Cole, Professor of Intellectual Property Law at Bournemouth University and European Patent Attorney at Lucas & Co, Warlingham, Surrey, UK discusses yesterdays Myriad ruling by the Supreme Court. How does yesterday’s Supreme Court decision match international opinion on the patentability … Continue reading
Supreme Court Rules In Myriad On Patentability Of DNA
Today, the Supreme Court ruled that a naturally occurring DNA sequence is a product of nature, and not patent-eligible simply because it has been “isolated.” (A copy of the ruling can be found at the end of this post.) However, the … Continue reading