An international chemical and healthcare corporation retained CRA to conduct appraisal work related to the acquisition of a company in the diagnostics industry. The acquired entity was involved in developing, manufacturing, and marketing products, including testing kits, consumables, and systems (hardware and software) for the nucleic acid diagnostics market. CRA’s primary assignment was to determine the fair value of the company’s intangible assets in connection with the allocation of purchase price among the acquired assets. Additionally, CRA was asked to determine the fair value of the acquired company’s international subsidiaries.
Trade Secret Litigation Watch: August 2025
In this Insights, CRA’s Intellectual Property Practice consultants take a closer look at trade secret case filings and developments from the first half of...