In a recent analysis of the oral arguments in the Myriad gene patenting case, Weil partner Edward Reines wrote that the U.S. Supreme Court seemed to be developing a more sophisticated approach to patent eligibility. And while that may not be enough to help Myriad, it might benefit other patent holders who appear before the court in the future.
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