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3 December 2020AmericasSarah Morgan

Siemens drops heart catheter trade secret suit

A medical technology subsidiary of  Siemens has settled a lawsuit against a former vice president, who it accused of stealing trade secrets related to heart catheter devices.

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24 November 2020   Philips was not anti-competitive when it refused a medical equipment maintenance company access to its software for ultrasound machines but did misuse its copyright, the US District Court for the Western District of Washington has ruled.
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