NEWS/OPINION
“To be able to retain the fruits of one’s labor; to be able to see one’s work made permanent; to be able to bequeath one’s property to one’s posterity; to be able to rise from the natural condition of grinding poverty to the security of enduring accomplishment; to have something that is really one’s own — these are advantages difficult to deny.”
— Russell Kirk, The Politics of Prudence
TOWNHALL
DOGE Can Save $ on PTAB
PTAB has an open secret. Its own ends don't meet. In fact, PTAB’s failure to cover its own costs not only distorts the unit's decision making, PTAB gets subsidized by the PTO fees of patent applicants and patent owners.
THE CAROLINA JOURNAL
America has a chance to regain the innovation lead
Sen. Thom Tillis' S. 2140, the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act resolves confusion, retaining existing statutory categories for patent-eligible subject matter and replaces ambiguous judicially created exceptions.