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Transgenic Seed: The High Technology Test of Antitrust?

BY | April 29, 2010

Diana Moss, Apr 29, 2010 The recent flurry of publicity in transgenic (also known as genetically modified or “GM”) seed reveals a broader controversy over competition policy in high technology industries. What constitutes conduct by a patent-holder that is legitimately within its rights, versus what exceeds the scope of a patent? More specifically, how should […]

Diana Moss, Apr 29, 2010

The recent flurry of publicity in transgenic (also known as genetically modified or “GM”) seed reveals a broader controversy over competition policy in high technology industries. What constitutes conduct by a patent-holder that is legitimately within its rights, versus what exceeds the scope of a patent? More specifically, how should antitrust deal with a patent-holder that is also a dominant firm, and alleged to have maintained or leveraged its monopoly by

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