Webinar | January 9, 2019

Defining and Navigating Patent Eligibility Concerns Under Alice/Mayo

  • patent-prosecution
  • computer-technology
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In this webinar, Brooks Kushman shareholders Isaac Slutsky and Rachel Smith discussed the revised guidance to examiners and other USPTO personnel concerning the evaluation of subject matter eligibility under 35 U.S.C. § 101.  84 Fed. Reg. 5 by the USPTO, and review potential strategies to maximize the benefit from the changes, while avoiding potential downsides.

Topics include:

•  What cases the revisions will affect
•  How the revised guidelines will impact subject matter eligibility questions for patents involving abstract ideas
•  How the revisions will help to streamline Alice/Mayo analysis in the future
•  How to submit comments on the guidance
•  What is the “practical application” aspect of the analysis of claims moving forward

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