Foley Attorneys Submitted Two Amicus Briefs to the Federal Circuit Related to ACLU v. Myriad
November 10, 2010
Foley attorneys filed two amicus briefs with the Federal Circuit in the AMP et al. v. USPTO et al. (ACLU v. Myriad), a much discussed case relating to gene patents. Foley attorneys submitted one brief on behalf of Rosetta Genomics and George Mason University. Different Foley attorneys also filed a different brief on behalf of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals. Both briefs conclude that isolated DNA composition claims are patent eligible under current law, and should continue to meet the threshold of 35 U.S.C. § 101 when applying scientific facts to the law.
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