Qiagen NVQiagen subsidiary Parse Biosciences ordered to pay $4.8M for infringing patents, with injunction and enhanced damages sought.
A Delaware federal jury has ordered Qiagen subsidiary Parse Biosciences to pay more than $4.8 million in damages for infringing three patents licensed by 10x Genomics' Scale Biosciences unit from Roche. The jury also rejected Parse's claims that the patents were invalid, affirming they are valid and enforceable. The damages are based on a 14% royalty rate on sales of infringing products from February 2021 through June 30, 2026. 10x Genomics said it will seek a permanent injunction and additional awards for attorneys' fees and enhanced damages in post-trial proceedings.
Qiagen NVQiagen subsidiary Parse Biosciences ordered to pay $4.8M for infringing patents, with injunction and enhanced damages sought.
10X Genomics IncJury affirmed validity of patents licensed by 10x Genomics' Scale Biosciences unit and awarded damages, strengthening its IP position.
Roche Holding AGRoche-licensed patents were upheld as valid and infringed, benefiting its patent licensing position.
Parse Biosciences hit with $4.8M jury award for patent infringement and faces possible injunction.
Scale Biosciences' licensed patents were affirmed valid and infringed, supporting its patent enforcement.