The legal landscape surrounding patent eligibility under Title 35 of the U.S. Code, Section 101, has continued to evolve significantly in the six years following the Berkheimer decision by the Federal Circuit. This ruling has provided empirical data that practitioners can utilize to gain insights into Section 101 motions on both a national scale and within specific jurisdictions. Alexa Reed from Fisch Sigler discusses these developments and what they mean for attorneys dealing with patent litigation.
For a deeper understanding of the trends observed post-Berkheimer, and how these may affect counsel strategies and court outcomes, the detailed analysis can be accessed through the full article on Law360. These insights are particularly relevant for legal professionals navigating the complexities of patent eligibility in today’s judicial environments.