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Intellectual Property

Apr. 17, 1999

Judge Denies Genentech Motion For Mistrial Over News Stories

On the fourth day of Genentech's Protropin patent infringement trial, a federal judge rejected the biotech firm's request for a mistrial over remarks during opening statements about prior settlement negotiations and what the biotech firm's lawyers called prejudicial publicity.

By Pamela A. MacLean
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        On the fourth day of Genentech's Protropin patent infringement trial, a federal judge rejected the biotech firm's request for a mistrial over remarks during opening statements about prior settlement negotiations and what the biotech firm's lawyers called prejudicial publicity.
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