Roche Prevails Over Stanford

Posted on: 08, Jun, 2011

The Supreme Court has ruled on the Roche - Stanford case that I blogged about here. In short, the dispute centered on the Bayh-Dole act (on commercializing academic research) and sought to clarify under what circumstances university collaborators signed over the rights to their discoveries. (That makes the case sound quite calm and removed from worldly concerns, but you'll see from that earlier post that it was actually nothing of the sort!) As I and many others had predicted, Roche prevailed. ...

Tags: patents and ip , right , sign , assign , invent

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