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Bayer v. Lupin – Patenting The Label Redux
In my post of January 13, 2011, I discussed AstraZeneca LP v. Apotex, a Fed. Cir. decision in which AZ argued successfully that the proposed Apotex labeling for an anti-asthma drug would induce infringement if the generic were marketed with … Continue reading
Supreme Court Declines To Review “New And Improved” Written Description Requirement
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court denied Centocor’s (now “Janssen”) petition for cert. and so let stand a ruling that Centocor’s patents on humanized monoclonal antibodies (covering Abbott’s Humira) are invalid for failure to meet the written description requirement (WDR) of … Continue reading
Griffith Hack And Ambercite Map The Alzheimer’s Disease Patent Landscape
Although I received this report: “Clearing The Fog; Patenting Trends For The Treatment Of Alzheimer’s Disease” both directly and from a number of colleagues, I won’t presume that it has been widely read, but it should be. (A copy of the … Continue reading
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A “Modest Proposal” For The RCE Crisis
Commentators, including Prof. Hal Wegner, have been sounding the alarm regarding the increasing number of requests for continuing examination that applicants are filing. The PTO projects 325,000 RCE’s by FY 2018. They have gone further in recent posts, in attributing … Continue reading