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Step-Plus-Function Claims: An Analysis Of Federal Circuit Law, Kyle O. Logan
Step-Plus-Function Claims: An Analysis Of Federal Circuit Law, Kyle O. Logan
Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal
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The Need To Reform In Pharmaceutical Protection: The Inapplicability Of The Patent System To The Pharmaceutical Industry And The Recommendation Of A Shift Towards Regulatory Exclusivities, Amanda Fachler
Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal
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Are Storylines Patentable? Testing The Boundaries Of Patentable Subject Matter, Anu R. Sawkar
Are Storylines Patentable? Testing The Boundaries Of Patentable Subject Matter, Anu R. Sawkar
Fordham Law Review
This Note examines doctrinal issues relating to the patentability of nonphysical inventions by assessing a proposal to patent storylines for use in books and movies. Analyzing recent and historical case law regarding the limits of patentable subject matter, this Note identifies four points of doctrinal tension whose resolution will determine the extent to which nonphysical inventions, such as the storyline proposal, are patentable. This Note suggests how the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit should resolve these tensions in upcoming cases and proposes boundaries for the patentability of nonphysical inventions.
Commercial Success As Evidence Of Patentability, Spencer H. Boyer
Commercial Success As Evidence Of Patentability, Spencer H. Boyer
Fordham Law Review
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