Judge denies Intellia bid to throw out suit over $100m Regeneron pact
BlueAllele “plausibly alleged” that some of Intellia’s uses of technology were not reasonably related to FDA approval | Biotech claimed competitor received over $100m from Regeneron for using innovation to research therapeutic candidates.
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9 July 2024 Minnesota-based biotech firm says Intellia used its patented gene editing innovations | Regeneron paid Intellia $100m for R&D that infringed three patents, alleges BlueAllele.
9 July 2024 Minnesota-based biotech firm says Intellia used its patented gene editing innovations | Regeneron paid Intellia $100m for R&D that infringed three patents, alleges BlueAllele.
9 July 2024 Minnesota-based biotech firm says Intellia used its patented gene editing innovations | Regeneron paid Intellia $100m for R&D that infringed three patents, alleges BlueAllele.