Jurors found that former professors Douglas Shaw and Kirk Larson infringed the University of California's patents and used plant material owned by the university when starting their own business.
May 25, 2017 at 06:16 PM
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A San Francisco jury Wednesday came down strongly in favor of the University of California in a high-stakes IP dispute over its strawberry breeding program.
Jurors found that former professors Douglas Shaw and Kirk Larson infringed UC’s patents and used plant material owned by the university when they left a few years ago to launch their own strawberry breeding business.
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