BioNTech co-founders Özlem Türeci (L) and Uğur Şahin (Horst Galuschka/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images)

In wake of IP claims tar­get­ing its megablock­buster, BioN­Tech mulls a few next steps of its own

BioN­Tech may have more on its mind than just de­fend­ing it­self against Cure­Vac’s claims that their megablock­buster mR­NA Covid-19 vac­cine Comir­naty vi­o­lat­ed their in-house IP on mes­sen­ger RNA tech.

The big Ger­man biotech con­firmed a re­port in Die Welt that it is “look­ing at all le­gal op­tions” in mount­ing a re­ply, which is be­ing in­ter­pret­ed in press re­ports as a threat it may take its own le­gal steps in the mat­ter. Ex­act­ly what those steps may be, in­clud­ing the pos­si­bil­i­ty of a counter law­suit, BioN­Tech isn’t say­ing.

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