Marina Opposes Mirina's Preliminary Injunction Request in Trademark Suit
September 23, 2010
Marina Opposes Mirina's Preliminary Injunction Request in Trademark Suit
In court filings obtained by Gene Silencing News, Marina argued that the two companies' names are sufficiently different that they would not be confused by the savvy and educated players in the RNAi and miRNA spaces.
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