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The University of Wisconsin allocated Washington University 1 percent of a royalty stream on a kidney treatment the two schools patented. Apparently the figure should have been closer to 30 percent.
November 28, 2018 at 08:14 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Delbizcourt/delbizcourt
Morrison & Foerster and Ashby & Geddes have engineered a nifty turnaround for Washington University in St. Louis in a licensing dispute with the University of Wisconsin.
Three years ago a Delaware federal judge had closed the courthouse doors on Washington University, saying it waited too long to demand a greater share of royalties on a pharmaceutical patent developed jointly by researchers at the two schools.
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