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Intellectual Property,
Civil Litigation

Dec. 2, 2021

Jury awards $8M in Illumina patent case against Chinese company

Due to the jury’s finding of willful infringement in the DNA sequencing infringement case, Illumina could pursue treble damages.

Jury awards $8M in Illumina patent case against Chinese company
Edward Reines

Jury awards $8M in Illumina patent case against Chinese company

A San Francisco federal jury has awarded $8 million in damages against a Chinese company for infringing four patents of Illumina Inc. over DNA sequencing products.

The jury on Tuesday afternoon rejected arguments by defendant BGI Genomics Co. Ltd. and its subsidiaries that four of the patents were invalid. It found a fifth patent invalid. Illumi...

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