CSHL Asks Court to Reject Motion to Dismiss Suit Against Former IP Counsel
April 29, 2010
CSHL Asks Court to Reject Motion to Dismiss Suit Against Former IP Counsel
It is opposition, CSHL charges that it was specifically the "malpractice and fraud" of the lawyer handling the intellectual property that led the US Patent and Trademark Office to reject the institution's patent applications related to certain RNAi technology.
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