Intellectual Property
Apr. 13, 1999
Patent Medicine
By Chris Ford While the number of patents issued annually in the United States has doubled since 1988, a recent spate of court decisions may be eroding their pecuniary potential.
By narrowing patent enforceability, rulings from the Federal Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals disrupt the economics of protecting intellectual property, not only eating away ...
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