Conley Rose Pc
Law Firm in Fort Collins, CO
On June 28, 2010, the Supreme Court decided Bilski v. Kappos, No. 08-964, holding that a patent Applicants claims were merely directed to an abstract idea and thus not patent eligible under 35 U. S. C, 101. Bilski and Warsaw filed a patent application with claims directed toward a method for hedging risk in the area of commodities trading. The Examiner rejected the claims under 35 U. S. C, 101 as not being directed to patent eligible subject matter because the invention was not implemented on a specific apparatus and merely manipulated an abstract idea which solves a purely mathematical problem.
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read moreTheir experience in representing numerous Fortune 500 corporations means that Conley Rose effectively manages high work volumes, meticulously adheres to client guidelines and preferred best practices, and aggressively finds ways to optimize our client-specific workflows to minimize burdens on clients. Conley Rose has spent over 25 years building a reputation as one of the most trusted IP law firms in the country and realizes that continued success means providing positive results and excellent customer service.
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read moreConley Rose has decades of experience handling the entire spectrum of IP matters, including managing IP portfolios; preparing and prosecuting patent and trademark applications; performing IP clearance analyses and due diligence; negotiating IP agreements; and managing IP litigation and pre-litigation services. Our attorneys have the technical and legal expertise to successfully manage the entire life cycle of our clients' IP assets, from conception and preparation through registration, maintenance, and enforcement.