Illumina and Sequenom take on Ariosa in DNA patent infringement case
17-05-2018
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The England and Wales High Court has ruled in favour of Sequenom and Illumina, after the companies asked the court to rule that they were entitled to receive confidential information in legal proceedings against three competitors without additional restriction.
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