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Danish companies in the life sciences sector formed strategic alliances, were granted product approvals and took other initiatives in August and September 2011
A Danish university was not liable for damages although it decided too late not to commercially exploit an invention made by one of its research scientists
The Danish Supreme Court sided with Alfi, ruling that a competitor fell foul of the Danish Marketing Practices Act by selling thermal carafes that were slavish reproductions and very close imitations of Alfi’s Juwel carafe
