Original Air Date 10.13.22
This
course has expired and is no-longer eligible for CLE.
Most patent litigation cases do not hinge on
questions of whether the patents-in-suit meet written description and/or
enablement requirements. As a result, these issues do not often reach the
Supreme Court of the United States. That may soon change. Companies in three
unrelated cases are asking the Supreme Court to weigh in on various issues
involving written description and/or enablement. This presentation explores the
written description and enablement requirements and how they could change.
Presented by: Tammy Terry, Osha Bergman Watanabe & Burton LLP
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