Government
Nov. 10, 2009
Judges Skeptical of Patent Case
The U.S. Supreme Court appeared unconvinced Monday by arguments over what types of business methods qualify for patent protection, but had trouble coming up with an alternative standard.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON In the term's most anticipated intellectual property case, the U.S. Supreme Court appeared unconvinced on Monday by arguments over what types of business methods qualify for government patent protection, but had trouble coming up with an alternative standard of its own.
Justices seemed skeptical of the petitioner's assertion of broad patentability for different te...
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