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Tag Archives: US Federal Circuit of Appeals
Innovation Alliance Event “Patents, Innovation and Job Creation: A Virtuous Circle”
An event is coming up on patents, innovation and job creation at the Newseum on Friday January 21. The keynote speakers are PTO Director David Kappos and Retired Chief Judge of the Federal Circuit Paul Michel. Other industry experts and executives will participate in panel discussions. Below is the news release. As the U.S. economy struggles with high unemployment, the Innovation Alliance hosts a half-day discussion with inventors, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and industry experts on the Read More >
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Tags: David Kappos, economic development, economic growth, Events, Gene Quinn, Gregory Junemann, Hank Nothhaft, Harry Leonhardt, innovation, Innovation Alliance, job creation, Kim Hart, Lisa Kuuttila, patent, patents, Paul Michel, Robert Alt, United States Patent and Trademark Office, US Federal Circuit of Appeals, William Merritt
Tags: David Kappos, economic development, economic growth, Events, Gene Quinn, Gregory Junemann, Hank Nothhaft, Harry Leonhardt, innovation, Innovation Alliance, job creation, Kim Hart, Lisa Kuuttila, patent, patents, Paul Michel, Robert Alt, United States Patent and Trademark Office, US Federal Circuit of Appeals, William Merritt
BIO Commends Supreme Court for Expansive View of Patentability in Bilski Decision
The Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) released the following statement in reaction to the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the lower court’s ruling in Bilski v. Kappos.
IP Professors: 12-Year Data Exclusivity a Win-Win for Patient Access & Biotech Innovation
David E. Adelman of the University of Texas School of Law and Christopher M. Holman of the University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Law recently published analysis on the “sideshow” of the data exclusivity debate in Washington.
Adelman and Holman use a cost-benefit analysis that incorporates the most important legal precedents and case law today in concluding that “policymakers should focus on mitigating the systematic barriers to entry that pose much greater and longer-term obstacles to lower-cost biotech drugs.” Specifically, the draft paper provides solid analysis of the need for 12-year data exclusivity, which the authors describe as a perfect balance between providing access to important medicines to patients, and creating the incentives needed for investors and companies to prepare (and survive) the regulatory approval process for follow-on biologics.
BIO Urges Supreme Court to Reject Rigid Bilski Rule
In an amicus brief filed today, BIO urged the Supreme Court to overturn the decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Bilski v. Doll.
