A hostile response to the USPTO’s guidelines

Anyone who attended the 2014 BIO International Convention in San Diego in June was left in no doubt about which subject is dominating discussion among IP lawyers working in the life sciences: the patent eligibility of natural products in the US following the Myriad and Mayo cases.

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A hostile response to the USPTO’s guidelines

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