The Inventiveness Requirement in Patent Law provides a broad and historical perspective on the inventiveness concept in patent law. This groundbreaking work lays a very thorough conceptual basis for further and more in-depth discussions on current standards of inventiveness. Although the pivotal role of the inventiveness requirement in patent law is broadly accepted, it has long remained an ill-defined concept. The question that is often raised in current debates is whether the requirement is capable of functioning as an adequate ’gate-keeper.’ Using a methodology guided by geography and chronology, the author weaves together developments in numerous countries -- focusing primarily on the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the ...
Novelty is a widespread notion that has not been given commensurate critical attention. This researc...
The purpose of this Thesis is to trace the history of judicial constructions of inherent patentabili...
Patents are often taken as an indicator to measure innovativeness, because they are a lot easier to ...
Although the patent systems of the United States and Europe have become continuously more similar th...
This Note examines the doctrine of inherency in patent law, which relates to the Patent Act’s novelt...
One important element of a patent regime is the non-obviousness requirement, which captures the mini...
Patent law is intended to promote the creativity of scientists and engineers. The system recognizes ...
Patents as new and inventive knowledge feed the innovation process: the organization and support of ...
Purpose: authors focus their attention to the drawbacks of the effective legislation and form the ma...
Patents as new and inventive knowledge feed the innovation process: the organization and support of ...
A patent is often characterized as a bargain between an inventor and society. Generally, for a pate...
The Supreme Court’s recent cases on patent-eligible subject matter have struggled to draw the line b...
This Note examines the Federal Circuit\u27s approach to determining nonobviousness, the most difficu...
The requirement that an invention have utility is one of the most fundamental of the patent laws. In...
At the beginning of the 20th century, commentators referred to patent working requirements as the mo...
Novelty is a widespread notion that has not been given commensurate critical attention. This researc...
The purpose of this Thesis is to trace the history of judicial constructions of inherent patentabili...
Patents are often taken as an indicator to measure innovativeness, because they are a lot easier to ...
Although the patent systems of the United States and Europe have become continuously more similar th...
This Note examines the doctrine of inherency in patent law, which relates to the Patent Act’s novelt...
One important element of a patent regime is the non-obviousness requirement, which captures the mini...
Patent law is intended to promote the creativity of scientists and engineers. The system recognizes ...
Patents as new and inventive knowledge feed the innovation process: the organization and support of ...
Purpose: authors focus their attention to the drawbacks of the effective legislation and form the ma...
Patents as new and inventive knowledge feed the innovation process: the organization and support of ...
A patent is often characterized as a bargain between an inventor and society. Generally, for a pate...
The Supreme Court’s recent cases on patent-eligible subject matter have struggled to draw the line b...
This Note examines the Federal Circuit\u27s approach to determining nonobviousness, the most difficu...
The requirement that an invention have utility is one of the most fundamental of the patent laws. In...
At the beginning of the 20th century, commentators referred to patent working requirements as the mo...
Novelty is a widespread notion that has not been given commensurate critical attention. This researc...
The purpose of this Thesis is to trace the history of judicial constructions of inherent patentabili...
Patents are often taken as an indicator to measure innovativeness, because they are a lot easier to ...