Supreme Court Torches Prometheus Patents
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.

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.

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

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

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

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.