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  In re Bilski: Another Attempt to Define the Boundaries of Subject Matter Eligibility for U.S. Patents for Emerging Technolog

  Bilski is likely not the last word on patent-eligible subject matter. The Supreme Court may wish to revisit this matter...

  Global IP

  Issue 27 By E. ...

  2009/03/19

• An Inoffensive “No” to the Patentee—On the innocent user defense in patent infringement litigation

  According to the Patent Law of the People’s Republic of China (hereinafter “Patent Law”), the user of an allegedly...

  Column

  Issue 27 By Wan...

  2009/03/19

• EPC2000, an Overview of the Most Significant Procedural Changes

  Global IP

  Issue 26, By Ma...

  2009/01/20

• The Double Patenting Doctrine

  Interview

  Issue 26, By Li...

  2009/01/20

• New
  

  The Examination Scope of Administrative Patent Litigation

  Li Deshan is a patent agent from Unitalen Attorneys at Law.

  Interview

  Issue 25 By Li ...

  2008/11/20

• Obviousness following the United States supreme court

  Global IP

  Issue24 By Wayn...

  2008/09/12

• New trends in IP trials at Beijing High People’s Court in 2007 （I）

  Column

  Issue24 IP Divi...

  2008/09/12

• New
  

  Technical standards and patent infringement

  Interview

  Issue24 By Li D...

  2008/09/12

• New
  

  Reflections on alternative divisional applications

  Global IP

  Issue24 By Fu Y...

  2008/09/12

• Proper viewer standard for determining similarity in designs patent

  Law & Enforceme...

  Issue24 By Zhao...

  2008/09/12