Harbour Antibodies BV et al v. Teneobio, Inc.

  1. June 12, 2026

    Jury Tells Amgen To Pay $20.2M In Antibody Patent Trial

    A Delaware federal jury decided Friday that Amgen Inc. and its Teneobio Inc. unit willfully infringed a mouse antibody patent asserted by Harbour Antibodies BV and others, and should pay $20.2 million in damages — the full amount Harbour was seeking.

  2. June 04, 2026

    Amgen Won't Face 'Nonsensical' Rodent Antibody IP At Trial

    A Delaware federal judge has trimmed Harbour Medical's infringement suit against an Amgen unit just days before trial, saying two of the company's mouse antibody patents are indefinite based on a term that "everyone agrees" is "nonsensical."

  3. October 07, 2022

    Special Master Says DLA Piper Can Rep Co. Suing Amgen Unit

    A special master in Delaware has recommended clearing DLA Piper to represent a Dutch developer of biomedical mice in the company's patent lawsuit against a rival recently purchased by Amgen, despite the BigLaw firm's ongoing work handling "environmental, social, and governance initiatives" for Amgen.