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Ex parte Ho – Burden Shifting in s.101 Rejections
In Judge Plager’s concurrence-in-part in Interval Licensing v. AOL, Inc., he describes the “small puzzle” present in the Mayo/Alice analysis of a claim identified as directed to an abstract idea: “[I]f a court, after reviewing challenged claims in light of … Continue reading
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Tagged Interval Licensing v. AOL, Judge Plager, Mayo/Alice, PTAB, s. 101, USPTO, Warren Wossner
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Interval Licensing v. AOL — Judge Plager’s Concurring Dissent
The majority of the panel in Interval Licensing v AOL, Appeal no. 2016-2502, -05, -06, -07 (Fed. Cir., July 20, 2018) affirmed the district court’s finding that claims 15-18 of U.S. Pat. No. 6,788,314 are invalid as attempting to claim … Continue reading