University of Utah Research v. Ambry Genetics Corporation

  1. December 17, 2014

    Many Biotech Patents At Risk After Fed. Circ. Myriad Ruling

    By striking down Myriad Genetics Inc. breast cancer test patents Wednesday, the Federal Circuit greatly expanded the reach of a U.S. Supreme Court decision on Myriad's patents on human genes and has thrown into question the validity of scores of patents involving natural material, attorneys say.

  2. December 17, 2014

    Fed. Circ. Strikes Down More Myriad Cancer Test Patents

    The Federal Circuit ruled Wednesday that three Myriad Genetics Inc. breast cancer test patents are invalid for claiming patent-ineligible subject matter, another major setback for the company after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled last year that it could not patent human genes.

  3. October 03, 2014

    Fed. Circ. To Eye Gene Patent Ruling's Reach In Myriad Case

    The Federal Circuit will hear arguments Monday in a case that may clarify whether the U.S. Supreme Court's decision that Myriad Genetics Inc. cannot patent human genes invalidates other inventions involving natural products, as Myriad appeals the denial of an injunction in a case over its cancer-testing patents.

  4. June 11, 2014

    ACLU Fights Myriad's Bid For Cancer-Test Sales Ban

    The American Civil Liberties Union and other groups that successfully invalidated Myriad Genetics Inc.'s isolated DNA patents in a U.S. Supreme Court case last year, urged the Federal Circuit on Monday to reject Myriad's bid to ban sales of cancer tests based on different patents.

  5. April 23, 2014

    Myriad Asks Fed. Circ. To Block Ambry Cancer Test In IP Row

    Myriad Genetics Inc. on Friday asked the Federal Circuit to revive its bid for an injunction on Ambry Genetics Corp.'s cancer-testing products, arguing the lower court judge incorrectly held that Myriad's patents were likely invalid for claiming patent-ineligible subject matter.

  6. April 14, 2014

    Myriad Loses Fed. Circ. Bid For Quick Cancer Test Appeal

    Myriad Genetics Inc.'s fight to block the sales of Ambry Genetics Corp.'s cancer-testing products and defend a slew of its patents that were at the center of a high-profile U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year will have to wait its turn, the Federal Circuit ruled Monday.

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