Palo Alto-based Theranos says Becton Dickinson can't stop it from using the term nanotainer.
November 04, 2014 at 06:40 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Get ready for a big fight over the words “micro” and “nano.”
Palo Alto-based medical testing company Theranos Inc. launched a preemptive strike in a trademark spat with rival Becton Dickinson Co. on Monday. Theranos is asking for a declaratory judgment that its use of the name nanotainer for blood collection tubes doesn’t infringing upon Becton Dickinson’s trademark for microtainer.
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