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18 January 2022AmericasAlex Baldwin

Groups urge Fed Circ to rehear Biogen patent case

Pharma, biotech and chemical industry groups have asked the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to review its decision to invalidate a Biogen patent for lacking written description.

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