Delaware court enters USD 4 million judgment for Biohaven, Yale in trade secret case against RA Capital, Avilar
Reuters2026/08/26 09:52- Federal judge in Delaware entered judgment confirming a jury verdict against RA Capital Management, Avilar Therapeutics in a trade secret case tied to Yale’s MODA platform.
- Judgment formalized a combined USD 4 million award to Yale, Biohaven for willful, malicious misappropriation of the trade secret.
- RA Capital also found to have breached a 2019 confidentiality agreement with Yale, driving USD 2 million of the total award.
- Case stems from talks that ended in August 2019, followed by allegations RA Capital used shared technical information to build a competing program.
- Post-trial motions remain possible, leaving the final outcome subject to further court review.
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