Utah Medical v. Tyco
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Utah Medical plans to seek an injunction against further sales of Tyco/Kendall-LTP's Softrans 4000 intrauterine pressure catheter following a $20 mil. jury damages award to Utah Medical in a 1997 patent suit in Utah federal court on Jan. 16. The court found the device infringes Utah patent 4,785,822 for a "disposable intracompartmental pressure transducer" relating to Utah's Intran Plus...
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