The U.S. Supreme Court will be tackling “meat and potatoes” IP issues in 2023 without one of its strongest voices in the subject area, retired Justice Stephen Breyer. (Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM)
All eyes will be on the Supreme Court in 2023 when it comes to intellectual property.
After a few relatively quiet years for IP, the high court is expected to hear arguments in a high-stakes biopharma patent case and two trademark cases that will include a hard look at the framework for balancing expressive content against trademark rights.
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