JIPLP: So when is a patent claim too broad?

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01 July 2013
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The Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice has published an article by Andrew Sharples and Carissa Kendall-Palmer about the Court of Appeal’s decision in Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc v Genentech Inc.

This ruling confirms that a broad claim in a patent encompassing a large number of unexemplified embodiments can be valid and enforceable.

To read the JIPLP article in full, click here.

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