When measurement and adjusting dosage is not a patentable method *

USA - March 27 2012
“[L]aws of nature, natural phenomena, and abstract ideas are not patentable” under 35 U.S.C. § 101.

Co-authors: Ray K. Harris.

Presumption of patent validity upheld *

USA - June 9 2011
The importance of patents in a knowledge economy is evident from the recent flurry of court decisions addressing patent related issues. 

Co-authors: Susan E. Chetlin, Ray K. Harris.

Defusing the “atomic bomb” of patent law: Therasense heightens the inequitable conduct standard *

USA - June 1 2011
Inequitable conduct is a defense to patent infringement derived from three Supreme Court cases that applied the "unclean hands" defense in patent cases involving egregious misconduct.

Co-authors: Rachel L. Carnaggio, Matthew C. Seaton, Rodney J. Fuller, Ray K. Harris.