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Drumroll…..the Supreme Court said an emphatic No! The American Invents Act (AIA) did not change the Patent On-Sale Bar

01/23/2019 //  by Matthew J. Booth

By Matthew J. Booth A couple of weeks ago I wrote about whether the America Invents Act (AIA) changed the Patent On-Sale bar. The US Supreme Court answered this question in a short, unanimous opinion by Justice Thomas, with the answer being, no, the AIA did not change the Patent On-Sale …

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USPTO issues new Examiner Guidance for Subject-Matter eligibility for software patents

01/21/2019 //  by Matthew J. Booth

By Matthew J. Booth The US Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) recently published an updated Examiner Guidance that applies to the examination of software patent applications (See 2019 Revised Patent Subject Matter Eligibility Guidance, 84 Fed. Reg. 50).  The hope is that these new Guidelines …

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Did the America Invents Act (AIA) change the Patent On-sale bar?

01/04/2019 //  by Matthew J. Booth

By Matthew J. Booth The U.S Supreme Court heard oral arguments last month regarding whether the America Invents Act changed the definition of the on-sale bar for patents. Before the AIA, the on-sale bar meant that an applicant for a patent could not have sold or attempted to sell the claimed …

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