Johnson & Johnson's Cordis to pay Voda $10.3 million
In another patent battle involving Johnson & Johnson's Cordis, U.S. District Judge Tim Leonard (D. Ok.) awarded damages and attorneys fees to Dr. Jan K. Voda in the amount $10.3 million.
A federal jury decided in May 2006 that Cordis infringed upon three patents held by Voda in the area of angioplasty catheters.
(from NBC KTEN in Oklahoma City via AP, not to be confused with NBC 10 in Philadelphia of the nitrogen in tires story.)
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A federal jury decided in May 2006 that Cordis infringed upon three patents held by Voda in the area of angioplasty catheters.
(from NBC KTEN in Oklahoma City via AP, not to be confused with NBC 10 in Philadelphia of the nitrogen in tires story.)
[IPBiz post 1939]
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 5:36 AM
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