Well, it's been a busy time, but I'm back blogging again. Here are two posts I recently made, on Patently-O and Madisonian, regarding the new patent law.
I have also filed a number of amicus briefs on patentable subject matter issues, since the Supreme Court's decision in Bilski. The briefs were in the Myriad Genetics (Association for Molecular Pathology v. US PTO) Federal Circuit case on genetic sequences, available here, and the Mayo v. Prometheus Supreme Court case on medical treatment methods, available here. The briefs address the importance of treating new scientific discoveries as prior art and why prior art treatment may be a constitutional requirement.
About Me
- Josh Sarnoff
- I teach patents and other subjects at DePaul University College of Law, and used to teach patents and clinical intellectual property law at the Washington College of Law, American University. I also used to teach and practice environmental law, and work on the intersections of environmental law and IP law (Convention on Biological Diversity, genetics, and climate change).
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