Court Dismisses Beckman Coulter From Digene's HPV IP Suit After Arbitration

Jun 20, 2007

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Digene today said that a federal court last week dismissed Beckman Coulter from a patent-infringement suit filed against it by Digene.

Digene sued Beckman and Ventana Medical Systems in 2005 for allegedly infringing patents related to the company’s human papillomavirus materials and intellectual property.

Digene said it will continue its litigation against Ventana.

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