The US Supreme Court ruled Monday in a case between two tech companies
that a person or company must carry out all of the steps described in a
patent to infringe that patent.
A patent is not infringed if a
person or company only completes most of the steps described in a method
patent and directs a third party to carry out the remaining steps, the
court said in a unanimous opinion delivered by Justice Samuel Alito in the case between Limelight Networks and Akamai Technologies.
read full article at The Hill http://thehill.com/policy/technology/207898-supreme-court-splitting-patents-steps-is-not-infringement
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