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30 November 2015Americas

Nautilus’s Supreme Court petition bolstered by tech companies’ support

A group of technology companies has urged the US Supreme Court to re-hear the Nautilus v Biosig case, arguing that the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit failed to apply the “reasonable certainty” standard for determining whether a patent claim is indefinite.

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