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US Jury Orders Amgen to Pay $20.2 Million in Antibody Patent Infringement Case

Amgen faces significant damages following jury verdict in antibody patent lawsuit in the United States

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A US jury has ruled that Amgen must pay $20.2 million in damages for infringing an antibody patent. The verdict underscores ongoing patent enforcement challenges in the biopharmaceutical sector, highlighting the high stakes involved in antibody-related intellectual property disputes.
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US Jury Orders Amgen to Pay $20.2 Million in Antibody Patent Infringement Case A US jury has ruled that Amgen must pay $20.2 million in damages for infringing an antibody patent. The verdict underscores ongoing patent enforcement challenges in the biopharmaceutical sector, highlighting the high st... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/us-jury-orders-amgen-to-pay-20-2-million-in-antibody-patent-infringement-case

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