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ARTICLE · 07 FEBRUARY 2019

Podcast: Patentable Subject Matter In 2019

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So I mean, a patent litigation can be very expensive running through trial, running into multiple millions of dollars.

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In this Ropes & Gray podcast, Washington, D.C.-based IP litigators Scott McKeown and Matt Rizzolo address recent developments in the field of patentable subject matter under Section 101, including how Federal Circuit cases such as Berkheimer v. HP and Aatrix v. Green Shades are having an effect on patent litigation. Matt and Scott also discuss the USPTO's recent guidance on Section 101 issues, as well as whether legislation relating to patent eligibility may be on the horizon.




Transcript:

Scott McKeown: Hello, and thank you for joining us on this Ropes & Gray podcast. I'm Scott McKeown, chair of the firm's Patent Trial and Appeal Board, or PTAB practice, based in our Washington, D.C. office. I'm joined today by Matt Rizzolo, an IP litigation partner, also based in our Washington, D.C. office. Today we'll be discussing everyone's favorite topic, at least in the patent world, that is the state of law surrounding Section 101 of the Patent Act, which

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