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This story is about the hubris of conquest and genetic modification. Let's start with the ugly. The richest people of the world, as well as their loyal servants from the World Economic Forum, are on the Genetic Modification team. According to the...

The current framework for determining patent subject matter eligibility flows from U.S. Supreme Court decisions in Mayo Collaborative Services v Prometheus Laboratories (Mayo) and Alice Corp. v CLS Bank International (Alice).

Tracking with this era’s continuation and uncertainty trends ― global supply chain disruption, innovation outpacing legislation, the unstoppable internet of things ― 2022 is expected to be another busy year in the world of patent litigation.

Tracking with this era’s continuation and uncertainty trends ― global supply chain disruption, innovation outpacing legislation, the unstoppable internet of things ― 2022 is expected to be another busy year in the world of patent litigation.

Since the automobile became a primary mode of transportation, emerging technologies and ensuing consumer demands have redefined the way vehicles are manufactured and operated.

Anthony Del Monaco, Kara Specht, and Kathryn Judson of Finnegan weigh in on AI-related technologies and other IP challenges facing car companies

The 2012 Supreme Court decision known as Mayo v. Prometheus effectively blocked patent protections for diagnostic tests and procedures.

Patent law matters, folks.

As the calendar flips to 2022, intellectual property litigators are wondering what the new year has in store.

Finnegan attorneys Paul Browning, Christopher Johns, Sara Leiman and Yelena Morozova explain some of the differences between patent-eligibility standards in the U.S. and those in other parts of the world.