On July 9, a New York federal court ruled in favor of AbbVie Inc., citing that the patent claims held by the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology Trust for the anti-inflammatory drug Humira were invalid. As a result, AbbVie does not have to pay royalties for the patents. This is the second victory for the biopharmaceutical company where patent claims for Humira held by a third party Institute were declared invalid.
Press Release
October 6, 2026
Press Release
Finnegan Secures Precedential Pro Bono Federal Circuit Victory for AI Whistleblower
September 23, 2026
Commentary
Pepsi's U.S. Trademark Dispute Could Reshape Brand Choices, Lawsuit Strategy, Lawyers Say
September 17, 2026
Commentary
Uncrustables Fame Ruling Sets Up Functionality Fight Over Crimped Edge
September 11, 2026
Award/Ranking
September 11, 2026
Media Mention
Finnegan Named a Finalist in Three Categories in Law.com’s D.C. Legal Awards
August 24, 2026
Due to international data regulations, we’ve updated our privacy policy. Click here to read our privacy policy in full.