Fate Of JHL Biotech's Biosimilars Uncertain As Judge Bars Use Of Genentech Trade Secrets
Executive Summary
Court denies JHL motion to dismiss trade secret theft suit, bars development or sale of biosimilars that rely on information from Genentech documents; trial scheduled to begin in November 2020.
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