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When the Supreme Court agreed to hear the key patent infringement case Merck KgaA v. Integra Life Sciences I, Ltd. , Justices Steven Breyer and Sandra Day O'Connor recused themselves. A glance at their financial disclosure forms seemed to reveal why: Both owned stock in Merck & Co. But at Wednesday's oral arguments, O'Connor and Breyer stayed on the bench. Both justices, it appeared to many observers, seemed sympathetic to Merck, and their presence might, in fact, tip the Court's decision.
April 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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