Intuitive Patenting
Patentable subject matter determinations are ultimately based not on judicial doctrines, tests, statutes, or even on the economic rationales underlying the patent system; rather, the fundamental touchstone for what qualifies as patentable technology is simply intuition. Specifically, despite the Federal Circuit’s rejection of “technological arts” as a linguistically bright-line test, patentable subject matter decisions inevitably devolve into what is, at base, an intuitive sense of what constitutes technology of the type protectable under the patent system.
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Intuitive Patenting
Patentable subject matter determinations are ultimately based not on judicial doctrines, tests, statutes, or even on the economic rationales underlying the patent system; rather, the fundamental touchstone for what qualifies as patentable technology is simply intuition. Specifically, despite the Federal Circuit’s rejection of “technological arts” as a linguistically bright-line test, patentable subject matter decisions inevitably devolve into what is, at base, an intuitive sense of what constitutes technology of the type protectable under the patent system.
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Intuitive Patenting

Intuitive Patenting

by Emily Michiko Morris
Intuitive Patenting

Intuitive Patenting

by Emily Michiko Morris

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Patentable subject matter determinations are ultimately based not on judicial doctrines, tests, statutes, or even on the economic rationales underlying the patent system; rather, the fundamental touchstone for what qualifies as patentable technology is simply intuition. Specifically, despite the Federal Circuit’s rejection of “technological arts” as a linguistically bright-line test, patentable subject matter decisions inevitably devolve into what is, at base, an intuitive sense of what constitutes technology of the type protectable under the patent system.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940149975853
Publisher: South Carolina Law Review
Publication date: 01/14/2015
Series: Volume 66, Book 1 , #4
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 40
File size: 196 KB
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