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Life Technologies Corporation et al v. Illumina Inc. et al
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September 15, 2014
Life Tech, Illumina Settle DNA Patent Row
Life Technologies Corp. and Illumina Inc. on Friday agreed to settle with undisclosed terms their disputes over DNA amplification and analysis patents, ending Life Tech's Federal Circuit appeal of a California federal judge's decision siding with Illumina.
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June 04, 2013
Illumina Trashes Life Tech's Bid To Upset DNA Patent Win
Illumina Inc. on Monday asked a California federal judge to dismiss a motion by Life Technologies Corp. to reconsider a March ruling that Illumina had not infringed three of Life Tech's DNA amplification patents, saying the filing improperly used new evidence and arguments.
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March 21, 2013
Illumina Beats Life Tech DNA Patent Infringement Claims
Illumina Inc. has not infringed three patents related to DNA amplification technology licensed by a subsidiary of genetic testing company Life Technologies Corp., a California federal judge ruled Wednesday.