Abstract
This Note unpacks the Supreme Court’s decision in Life Technologies v. Promega in light of its objectives as the court of last resort. This Note explores the role the presumption against extraterritoriality has played in shaping U.S. patent law and the Court’s deference to the presumption: the Court continues to limit the reach of U.S. patent law overseas, even when Congress created a specific statutory exception.
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