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Patent Law
: The Patent ProspectorEarmarked
By Gary Odom and Jordan Kuhn
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Daiichi
Sankyo sued Apotex for infringing
5,401,741, which was found obvious
on appeal. In
securing a temporary injunction at the outset of litigation, Daiichi had posted
a $5 million security deposit. New Jersey district court judge Susan Wigenton
last week awarded the deposit to Apotex, "to recover damages for wrongful
injunction." Daiichi gets to keep the interest paid on the deposit. read more
Full post as published by The Patent Prospector on January 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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