February 21, 2003
Stanford U. to Get Share of $55-Million Patent Settlement
Stanford University, too, is getting an unexpected windfall.
It will receive an undisclosed portion of a $55-million settlement won by a drug company claiming that a competitor had infringed on a patent. The properties covered by the patent include a process invented by a Stanford professor.
The ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, issued in January, requires Biogen Inc. to pay $55-million to Berlex Laboratories Inc. and ends lengthy litigation between
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