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Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Supreme Court: Current Test of Obvi
KSR v. Teleflex (Supreme Court 2006, Oral Arguments). The doctrine of nonobviousness is the cornerstone of American patent law. I was reminded today by Phil Swain that our nonobviousness statute, section 103(a) of the Patent Act, was drafted by Judge Giles Rich . Judge Rich is the most celebrated patent judge of this century. His statutory masterpiece eliminated the amorphous concept of a “flash of genius” and replaced it with our now ubiquitous objective standard of a person having ordinary skill in the art.Contemporary Intellectual Property, Licensing & Information Law
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Things That Are Not In the U.S. Constituti
Guest Post by Robert R. Sachs of Fenwick & West LLP “Not even wrong.” So said Wolfgang Pauli about a proposed analysis by a young physicist, meaning that the arguments were not subject to falsification, the basic tool of scientific analysis. So too it can be said about the Supreme Court’s decision in Mayo v.

