IP: Case coming up in Supreme Court to rule on allowing intangentible ideals to be patented
Principles of patent law require patent applications (ideals) to be original (novel), new, non-obvious and useful (offer actual contribution) to the public and to do no harm. Patent applications in the field of software (algorthms), biotechnology, medical treatments and drugs, etc. have had difficulties being issued and have created inventor's disputes as to 'why not' patent. These disputess have risen up through the Federal District and Supreme Court over the past years. Also, PTO reviews and…See More


