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3 July 2020Big PharmaMuireann Bolger

Federal Circuit rules CardioNet patents 'abstract ideas'

US medical technology company  CardioNet has lost an appeal at the  US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit , which found its patents covered abstract concepts and therefore are invalid.

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