Tag Archives: Prometheus v. Mayo

Prometheus V. Mayo – Fed. Cir: “We Got It Right The First Time.”

Posted on December 17, 2010 by Warren Woessner

Today, following the vacation and remand of its earlier decision by the Supreme Court post-Bilski, the Federal Circuit again reaffirmed its reversal of the District Court (copy at the end of this post) and held: “The asserted method claims satisfy … Continue reading →

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Prometheus v. Mayo and Classen v. Biogen Sent Back to Federal Circuit

Posted on June 29, 2010 by Warren Woessner

Not unexpectedly, today the Supreme Court granted cert. in Prometheus v. Mayo, (09-490) vacated, and remanded to the Fed. Cir. for reconsideration in view of Bilski v. Kappos, decided yesterday. While this clears the Court’s collective desk, I don’t … Continue reading →

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Federal Circuit Reverses District Court in Prometheus v. Mayo

Posted on September 16, 2009 by Warren Woessner

On September 16, 2009, the Federal Circuit reversed the holding of the district court that a process for monitoring and adjusting a method of medical treatment was unpatentable as attempting to claim non-statutory subject matter (Prometheus Labs., Inc. v. Mayo … Continue reading →