An amicus brief by University of California at Hastings law professor Robin Feldman in Alice Corporation v. CLS Bank International argues that "our societal aversion to math" has muddled the law for software patents and led to the legal battles that have dominated the smart phone industry.
March 05, 2014 at 05:29 PM
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Lawyers often joke that they went to law school because they hate math.
An amicus brief by University of California at Hastings law professor Robin Feldman in Alice Corporation v. CLS Bank International argues that “our societal aversion to math” has muddled the law for software patents and led to the legal battles that have dominated the smart phone industry.
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