Foley Partner Gregory Neppl was quoted in an article that appeared on Bloomberg on March 12, 2010 titled “Monsanto’s Seed Patents May Trump Antitrust Claims, Lawyers Say.” Neppl discusses the antitrust probes facing Monsanto Co. over its genetically modified seeds. He states that where the patent rights are clear, the antitrust issues are often secondary, noting that the antitrust concerns must respect the patent owner.
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