As we learned in Part I of this article, district courts, the Federal Circuit and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) routinely confront Alice issues in different ways and with different philosophies. As the volume of Alice jurisprudence grows, so too does our ability to understand important trends. Below we outline those trends that practitioners, particularly litigators, would be wise to pay close attention to.
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