Two Iowa State University professors have filed a lawsuit claiming Monsanto Co. infringed on their patent on a low-acid soybean. The professors claim that the company began its own soybean program based on the low-acid bean invented at Iowa State without "license or authority from" the university and "now licenses Iowa State's technology to others."
May 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Two Iowa State University professors have filed a lawsuit claiming Monsanto Co. infringed on their patent on a low-acid soybean.
The lawsuit claims that the St. Louis-based company began their own soybean program based on the low-acid bean invented at Iowa State without “license or authority from” the university and “now licenses Iowa State’s technology to others.”
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