Post Limelight, Could Patent Act Be More User-Friendly?
On August 21, 2015, Law360 published an article by D.C. partner and co-chair of the IP Group, Bob Stoll, in the Contributors Section. Bob’s article discussed the new standards for direct infringement set forth by the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in a unanimous en banc decision on Akamai v Limelight.
Bob also commented on the problems in the area of patent subject matter eligibility and the possible need for legislation in that area.
Read Post Limelight, Could Patent Act Be More User-Friendly? here.
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