Bayer takes pre-emptive strike to protect haemophilia treatment
Bayer HealthCare has filed a lawsuit against Nektar Therapeutics and Baxalta seeking a declaration that a treatment for haemophilia A does not infringe their patent.
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6 February 2019 A US jury has ordered pharmaceutical company Baxalta Inc. to pay $155 million to Bayer Healthcare following a patent infringement trial.
16 March 2018 A Californian court has rejected a motion to dismiss a lawsuit involving a treatment for haemophilia A, a genetic blood coagulation disorder.
6 February 2019 A US jury has ordered pharmaceutical company Baxalta Inc. to pay $155 million to Bayer Healthcare following a patent infringement trial.
16 March 2018 A Californian court has rejected a motion to dismiss a lawsuit involving a treatment for haemophilia A, a genetic blood coagulation disorder.
6 February 2019 A US jury has ordered pharmaceutical company Baxalta Inc. to pay $155 million to Bayer Healthcare following a patent infringement trial.
16 March 2018 A Californian court has rejected a motion to dismiss a lawsuit involving a treatment for haemophilia A, a genetic blood coagulation disorder.