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Kerri-Ann Limbeek, partner at Desmarais and trial lead for Ravgen.
25 January 2024FeaturesBig PharmaSarah Speight

Trial-focused: Lead counsel on how a strong story helped Ravgen defeat Natera

Last week, a US jury found that prenatal screening technology owned by one biotech firm Natera infringed a patent held by a rival, awarding damages of $57 million.

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24 December 2020   Biotechnology company Ravgen has accused Myriad Genetics and Myriad Women’s Health of infringing two patents covering non-invasive DNA testing technology.
Biotechnology
18 January 2024   Dispute centres on genetic prenatal screening methodology | Ravgen’s $57 million award “significantly less” than the $410 million sought by Ravgen | Natera plans to appeal.

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Americas
24 December 2020   Biotechnology company Ravgen has accused Myriad Genetics and Myriad Women’s Health of infringing two patents covering non-invasive DNA testing technology.
Biotechnology
18 January 2024   Dispute centres on genetic prenatal screening methodology | Ravgen’s $57 million award “significantly less” than the $410 million sought by Ravgen | Natera plans to appeal.

More on this story

Americas
24 December 2020   Biotechnology company Ravgen has accused Myriad Genetics and Myriad Women’s Health of infringing two patents covering non-invasive DNA testing technology.
Biotechnology
18 January 2024   Dispute centres on genetic prenatal screening methodology | Ravgen’s $57 million award “significantly less” than the $410 million sought by Ravgen | Natera plans to appeal.