Lugar de Noticias Haynes and Boone

Be Careful Where You Save That File
07/24/2008
Gavin D. George, Jeffrey A. Wolfson

Inventions are not patentable in the U.S. if they have been publicly disclosed, used, or sold for more than a year before filing an application, according to Section 102(b) of the Patent Act. This rule is based on the principle that an invention in the public domain should no longer be patentable. IP Law 360