Kenyon & Kenyon faces sanctions, including the possibility of removal from a case, for alleged witness intimidation in a high-stakes federal patent case involving the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ImClone Systems and Repligen. At the oral arguments, Fish & Richardson lawyers representing MIT and Repligen alleged that a Kenyon attorney intimidated a star witness in a deposition. Judge Richard G. Stearns will decide whether to disqualify the firm at a hearing Aug. 25.
August 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Kenyon & Kenyon faces sanctions, including the possibility of removal from a case, for alleged witness intimidation in a high-stakes federal patent case involving the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ImClone Systems Inc. and Repligen Corp.
The case, MIT v. ImClone Systems Inc., No. 04-10884 (MA), involves potential damages of hundreds of millions of dollars if New York-based ImClone is found to have infringed a cell line patent assigned to MIT and licensed to Repligen.
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