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Abbott Diabetes Care Inc. et al v. Dexcom, Inc.
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November 14, 2024
Judge Finds Dexcom Infringed Abbott Patent That Hung Jury
A judge has found that Dexcom Inc. infringed a glucose monitor patent owned by an Abbott Laboratories unit, with the ruling coming after a Delaware federal jury in March said it was hung on the issue.
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May 28, 2024
Abbott, Dexcom Call For New Glucose Monitor Patent Trial
Just over two months after a jury in Wilmington, Delaware, handed down a mixed verdict in a patent lawsuit over glucose monitors, both sides are now asking the judge to give them another trial.
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March 22, 2024
Jury Says Dexcom Infringed 1 Abbott Patent In Mixed Verdict
A Delaware federal jury decided Friday that Dexcom infringed a glucose monitor patent owned by an Abbott Laboratories unit, cleared it of infringing two others and hung on a fourth, setting up a later damages trial in the latest facet of a globe-spanning legal dispute between the companies.
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March 07, 2024
IP Forecast: 2nd Circ. To Consider Whether Seltzer Is Beer
The Modelo brand will head to the Second Circuit next week to argue that a Manhattan jury erred when it found that Corona's flavored seltzer is just about the same as beer in light of a contract that the companies entered. Here's a look at that case — plus all the other major intellectual property matters on deck in the coming week.