Bio-Rad Awarded $24M in 10x Genomics Patent Infringement Lawsuit

Nov 14, 2018

This story has been amended to correct errors and remove references to unrelated legal cases.

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – A jury has awarded Bio-Rad Laboratories $23.9 million in damages in the firm's patent infringement suit against 10x Genomics, the company announced yesterday.

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