14 January 2020PatentsRory O'Neill

SCOTUS turns down chance to revisit Alice/Mayo this term

The US Supreme Court has declined to revisit the issue of patent subject matter eligibility, a move that one lawyer called “bad for the health of Americans and bad for our economy”.

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