8 April 2013Americas

US appeals court reverses £482 million Johnson & Johnson verdict

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has reversed a $482 million jury decision against Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Cordis, ruling that its Cypher stent did not infringe a patent held by radiologist Bruce Saffran.

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