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Supreme Court Torches Prometheus Patents

Supreme Court Torches Prometheus Patents

By James DeGraw | 4/5/12 2:24 PM |

After a unanimous decision rejecting patentability of laws of nature, without more, innovators may have to turn to other means to protect inventions, explains James DeGraw of Ropes & Gray.

Shedding Light on 'Prometheus'

Shedding Light on 'Prometheus'

By Robin Cooper Feldman | 3/9/12 3:01 PM |

The upcoming Supreme Court decision will draw a boundary line between fact of nature and human invention, explains Robin Cooper Feldman of UC-Hastings.

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Path for Generics Open in Biotech

Path for Generics Open in Biotech

By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert and Guy W. Chambers | 2/29/12 12:57 PM |

Recent FDA guidelines outline how competitors can establish their product as biosimilar to a branded one, explain Duane Morris attorneys.

Forecasting Forthcoming 'Biosimilar' Drug Regulations

Forecasting Forthcoming 'Biosimilar' Drug Regulations

By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert and Guy W. Chambers | 8/30/11 4:54 PM |

By year's end, FDA will release rules controlling the approval process of large molecule generic drugs, explain Duane Morris attorneys.

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Patenting Personal Medicine Inventions

Patenting Personal Medicine Inventions

By Michael Shuster and Pauline Farmer-Koppenol | 8/18/11 1:41 PM |

Federal Circuit held that DNA is patent-eligible subject matter with certain restrictions, but upcoming decisions could provide clarity and narrow the limitations, explain Fenwick & West attorneys.

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