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June 30, 2010
Suarez on Bilski
Roberto Manuel Suarez has posted Business Methods and Patent-Eligible Subject Matter in Light of Bilski v. Kappos on SSRN with the following abstract:
The
legal, business, and scientific communities eagerly await the Supreme
Court’s ruling in Bilski v. Kappos and many scholars, business leaders,
and legal professionals try their best to anticipate how the Court will
rule. Many patent attorneys and patent agents are drafting two sets of
claims for their clients and the one they file will depend on how the
Supreme Court rules.
For all of the opinions, articles, and
conjecture, all one need do is study the law
and look at the precedents to know that anticipating how the Supreme
Court will rule in a case is akin to trying to gaze into a crystal ball.
So, what will be the future of business methods as patent-eligible
subject matter? Will the machine-or-transformation test stand? What will
be the fate of the Bilski patent? An educated guess is the best that
one can hope for in this situation.
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