If a patent holder has the right to stop someone who “[m]akes, uses, offers to sell, or sells”1 her product, what happens when her product runs away and starts making itself? In 1980, the Supreme Court of the United States contemplated in Diamond v. Chakrabarty2 whether genetically modified organisms (GMOs) constitute patentable subject matter under [...]
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Staffer Takes Second in NYSBA Writing Competition!
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IPLJ’s Business Editor Published!
IPLJ’s Business Editor, Amit R. Parikh, co-authored...
