Jeremy Doerre
Jeremy Doerre
is an associate at Tillman Wright, PLLC. Mr. Doerre focuses primarily on representing clients in patent matters related to software and computer technology. Mr. Doerre has ten years of experience preparing and prosecuting patent applications, but of late spends an increasing amount of his time working on post-grant proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, and appeals to the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
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Posts by Jeremy Doerre
Narrowly Construing the Bright-line Eligibility Prohibition Does Not Prevent Policing of Overbroad Claiming
Narrowly construing the § 101 eligibility exception for abstract ideas is not only suggested by Supreme Court guidance, but also could potentially allow for increased coherence and consistency while …
In an Abstract Idea Context, Little Is Unmistakably Within the Bright-line Eligibility Prohibition
It seems clear that the Supreme Court did not intend to categorically prohibit patenting of everything which can be characterized as an abstract idea at some level …
The Implicit Exception to § 101 for Abstract Ideas Should Be Narrowly Construed
There is an alternative route is available to stay true to Supreme Court eligibility jurisprudence: Apply the Supreme Court’s standard approach of narrowly construing statutory exceptions …
Berkheimer, the Administrative Procedure Act, and PTO Motions to Vacate PTAB § 101 Decisions
After several years in which the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) did not seem to have an official position on the issue, and many Patent …
