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Medidata Solutions, Inc. v. Veeva Systems Inc. et al
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July 18, 2022
Cloud Tech Co. Beats $450M IP Trial Over Drug Test Software
A New York federal judge has cleared software developer Veeva Systems in its rival's trade secrets suit over technology used for drug-testing trials, determining that there was not enough evidence for a jury to deliberate.
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March 17, 2021
Immunocompromised Atty Gets IP Trial Moved To Sept.
A New York federal judge agreed on Tuesday to push the trial date set for software company Medidata Solutions Inc.'s trade secrets case against Veeva Systems by four months, after Veeva's lead lawyer on the case said he is immunocompromised but does not yet qualify to get the vaccine.
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February 12, 2021
IP Trial Could Happen 'On 24 Hours' Notice' Due To Pandemic
A New York federal judge has set a May 3 date for software company Medidata Solutions Inc.'s trade secrets trial against Veeva Systems. But if the Southern District of New York bumps the date as it juggles other trials, the parties could be called to start on 24 hours' notice.
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November 26, 2018
Cloud Co. Can't Beat Suit Over Drug-Testing Software IP
A New York federal judge on Monday denied cloud-computing company Veeva Systems' bid to escape a suit alleging it stole proprietary software used in drug-testing trials from competitor Medidata Solutions Inc.