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Patents To Save The Planet
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Toward A Vaccine For COVID-19: The Science And Legal Considerations (Podcast)
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Patents to save the planet
Companies are increasingly looking to take bold action in the fight against climate change. One tool that is easy to overlook but may be powerful in helping companies advance their goals: their IP portfolio. Increasingly, companies with green technology are also focused on monetising environmental benefits. But monetising a patent portfolio doesn’t have to be the only goal. All kinds of companies can use licensing agreements to encourage behaviours they value.
As Section 101 and the Progeny of Mayo and Myriad Continue to Wreak Havoc on Portfolios, How Is The Life Sciences Industry Fighting Back?
Since the U.S. Supreme Court decided Mayo and Myriad, the Federal Circuit has expanded the holdings and invalidated more patents directed to biological discoveries. If the newly discovered correlations and properties of what is found in nature cannot be patented, what strategies for protection are left for companies doing biological research?
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