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Axonics defeats Medtronic lawsuit in spine-stimulation patent trial

SANTA ANA, CA - Following an eight-day trial in California federal court, medical device maker Axonics has convinced a jury that it did not violate rival Medtronic's patents related to its bladder and bowel control device. Axonics CEO Raymond Cohen...

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Perkins Coie Clients Win Another Favorable Determination of No Violation in Section 337 Investigation Before U.S. International Trade Commission

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Earlier this week, a Perkins Coie trial team won a favorable ruling of no violation for a group of eleven clients before the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC). This complaint was brought by The NOCO Company, Inc.,...

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Decade-Long Dispute Over Development of the Moxy Hotel in Times Square Resolved

NEW YORK, NY - After a one-week trial in New York State Supreme Court at 60 Centre Street, Judge Joel Cohen found in favor of The Lightstone Group, LLC, represented by longtime Impact client Jack Baughman and his incredible team...

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FTC Can't Pause Novant's $320M Bid To Buy NC Hospitals

CHARLOTTE, NC - The Federal Trade Commission lost its bid to block Novant Health from buying two local hospitals in North Carolina after a federal judge concluded that competition would fare better if the merger advanced. The court order, signed...

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Davis Polk Not Liable In Black Atty's Retaliation Case

NEW YORK, NY - A federal jury in Manhattan ruled quickly on Monday, finding Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP and two lawyers not accountable in the case of a former Black associate who claimed he was fired for bringing up...

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Del. Jury Says NanoString Owes $31M In 10x Patent Spat

WILMINGTON, DE - A federal jury in Wilmington, DE determined last Friday that Seattle-based NanoString Technologies Inc. willfully infringed several gene technology patents and awarded more than $31 million in damages to 10x Genomics Inc. The jury determined that NanoString...

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