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Patentable Software: Analyzing Alice Under a Law-And-Economics Framework and Proposing a New Approach to Software Claims
NTP V. RIM: the Diverging Law Between System and Method Claim Infringement
The “Article of Manufacture” Today
Journal of Legal Technology Risk Management
According to the Patent Office, the Machine-Or-Transformation Test Is Alive and Well
Claim Drafting
Understanding Patent Preparation and Prosecution Matthew S
Whoever Invents Or Discovers Any New and Useful Process, Machine
Supreme Court to Decide If Business Methods and Software Are Patentable Under 35 U.S.C. § 101
Life After Bilski 1
Claiming Computer-Related Inventions As Articles of Manufacture
Insights from Patent Misuse Vincent Chiapetta Willamette University College of Law
In Re Bilski
Covered Business Method Patent Review: What Constitutes a Financial Product Or Service?
Appeals of Examiners' Decisions and Trials
Patent Misuse and Antitrust: Rebirth Or False Dawn? Daryl Lim John Marshall Law School
ARTICLE of MANUFACTURE” in 1887 Sarah Burstein†
Inter Partes, Post Grant, and Covered Business Method Review
Top View
Markman Hearings: When Will the Federal Circuit Show the Way
OR-TRANSFORMATION TEST: FEDERAL CIRCUIT REFINEMENT of BIOTECH METHOD ELIGIBILITY Joyce C
Patentable Subject Matter in the US: Past, Present and Future
Patentability of Computer Software Instruction As an "Article of Manufacture": Software As Such As the Right Stuff, 17 J
An Empirical Analysis of the First 300+ Denials of Institution for Inter Partes and Covered Business Method P
Inter Partes Review: a Multi-Method Comparison for Challenging Patent Validity Joseph W
Method Patent Exceptionalism
The Uses of IP Misuse
PUBLIC LAW 96-517—DEC. 12, 1980 94 STAT. 3015 Public Law 96-517 96Th Congress an Act to Amend the Patent and Trademark Laws
08-964 Bilski V. Kappos (06/28/2010)
INTER PARTES REVIEW and the DESIGN of POST-GRANT PATENT REVIEWS Colleen Chien†, Christian Helmers†† & Alfred Spigarelli†††
If Flook and Diehr Are Guidepost, Where Are We Going?
IN RE BERNARD L. BILSKI and RAND A. WARSAW 2007-1130
In Re Bilski: a Midpoint in the Evolution of Business Methods R
Interim Bilski Guidance Are Not Likeiy to Change in Most MS
Making Sense of the Revived "Machine-Or-Transformation" Test in in Re Bilski
Reexamination Practice with Concurrent District Court Patent Litigation