In life, as well as in business, making a decision with a gun to your head rarely yields good results. Unless, of course, you maintain your cool, says Morrison & Foerster partner David Doyle. That's exactly how his client, the tiny San Diego-based biotech company Acon Laboratories, avoided a three-year bet-the-company patent infringement suit -- by instead sealing a $175 million deal.
March 03, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
In life, as well as in business, making a decision with a gun to your head rarely yields good results. Unless, of course, you maintain your cool, says Morrison & Foerster partner David Doyle.
That’s exactly how his client, San Diego-based Acon Laboratories, a tiny biotechnology company, avoided a three-year bet-the-company patent infringement suit — by instead sealing a $175 million deal announced Feb. 24.
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