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5 November 2024NewsAmericasMarisa Woutersen

Sanofi subsidiary fends off $450m trade secrets case

A jury in Delaware unanimously dismissed all allegations of misappropriation against Inhibrx, a Sanofi-owned biotech firm | Case stemmed from a previous arbitration involving the chief scientific officer of Inhibrx | Jury found no evidence supporting opponents claims, awarding the plaintiff $0 damages.

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