Jury Backs C.R. Bard In AngioDynamics Antitrust Case

A New York jury found for C.R. Bard in an antitrust case brought by competitor AngioDynamics, who said that the way Bard packaged its catheter tip location systems preloaded into central lines was anti-competitive.

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Becton, Dickinson and Company subsidiary C.R. Bard’s approach to marketing its central catheter systems does not violate antitrust law, a New York federal jury concluded earlier this month in a case brought by competitor AngioDynamics, Inc..

The jury in the US District Court for the Northern District of New York found that AngioDynamics had failed to prove that Bard’s conduct qualified as “an unlawful tying arrangement,”...

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