“No Work for This Court to Do Here”: Mayo Argues for Following Precedent and Leaving Policy to Congress

December 04, 2019

In the latest turn of events in the Athena v. Mayo Supreme Court petition1, Mayo Collaborative Services filed its opposition brief arguing, in essence, that the Court has already spoken on patent eligibility, the Court should leave policy considerations to Congress, and lower courts are not confused about the law. In this closely watched case, Athena Diagnostics… Read more »