(Photo: Shutterstock.com) IP Litigation in 2022: Trade Secrets, Artificial Intelligence, Bio-Interchangeables and—Maybe—Section 101 Clarity
IP lawyers are counting on the Supreme Court to bring some clarity to patent eligibility law in 2022. But if the justices can't, maybe a new PTO director and an experienced Federal Circuit judge will help.
December 30, 2021 at 06:07 PM
7 minute read
Intellectual Property
The original version of this story was published on Law.com
IP lawyers are looking for something in 2022 that's been elusive for the last decade: clarity on patent eligibility law.
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