Home » BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SAYS COURT UPHOLDS TWO JURY DECISIONS IN PATENT CASE WITH JOHNSON & JOHNSON
BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SAYS COURT UPHOLDS TWO JURY DECISIONS IN PATENT CASE WITH JOHNSON & JOHNSON
May 12, 2006
Boston Scientific Corp. announced that the U.S. District Court in Delaware issued a ruling upholding two jury decisions in a patent case with Johnson & Johnson. One jury had found that the company's Express and Taxus Express products infringed one Johnson &
Johnson (J&J) stent patent and that the Liberte product infringed the same
patent and an additional J&J stent patent. A different jury found that J&'Js
BX Velocity and Cypher products infringed a stent patent of Boston Scientific.
Both juries found each party's patents valid.
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