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What is the difference between a claim ‘reciting’ and ‘involving’ an abstract idea?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 29, 2024

The distinction between a claim ‘reciting’ an abstract idea and ‘involving’ an abstract idea is crucial in patent eligibility determinations. According to the MPEP: “Some claims are not directed to an abstract idea because they do not recite an abstract idea, although it may be apparent that at some level they are based on or…

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