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After the Supreme Court decided that the personalized medicine method claims at issue in Mayo Collaborative Services v. Prometheus Laboratories, Inc. did not satisfy the patent eligibility requirements of 35 USC § 101.

In my June 10th, 2012 post, I noted a report on the current debate whether or not patents promote or impair innovation in the diagnostic field.

As we make further strides into 2024, the fashion, apparel & beauty landscape continues its dynamic evolution, marked by opportunities and challenges.

The USPTO has announced a further delay of the fee for patent applications that are not filed in DOCX format. Originally set to take effect January 1, 2022, and then delayed to January 1, 2023...

Among other topics, a recent web conference (click here to access the full recording) hosted by George Quillin and Jeff Costakos tackled the latest developments in amendment practice before the PTAB.

Many companies across the world, both small and large, have decided to enter the U.S. market

As the summer ends and the pumpkin spice is flooding everything around, we are starting the last quarter of this unpredictable year that brought so many changes to our lives.

The recent 6-3 Supreme Court decision in the Loper Bright case overturns the 1984 "Chevron deference" precedent, rejecting the practice of federal courts deferring to governmental agencies ...

In the latest example of the invasion of technology into the Automotive Industry, the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) announced that "a record nine automotive manufacturers will exhibit at the upcoming 2014 International CES [Consumer Electronics Show] ®".

Influence 125 highlights the most influential sports business figures of the past quarter-century.

The Washington Post reported that it "is a great day for California Internet users as their state is now one step closer to enacting the strongest net neutrality law in the country."

Stay tuned to see how much the lobby efforts will change the California Consumer Privacy Act.

Following previously announced enforcement sweeps and the settlement with Sephora, the California State AG announced it is cracking down some more on violations of the CCPA/CPRA.

While they would have otherwise been enforceable in about two months anyway, a California state appeals court has ruled that the CPPA can enforce its regulations issued under the CPRA starting immediately.

Recently thought to be dead, its death seems to have been greatly exaggerated and underscores the importance of an enforceable (click-wrap) terms of use for websites.

And the first set of regulations are now off to the races for OAL approval. But the CPPA also made it clear that this is not the end. Besides the regulations on cybersecurity audits...

The new draft of the CPRA regulations makes it clear that businesses can't just ignore them until they are final - good faith efforts to comply with the regulations will be looked at favorably.