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`HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL
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`IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
`FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
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`ALLELE BIOTECHNOLOGY AND
`PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.,
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`Plaintiff,
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`v.
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`REGENERON PHARMACEUTICALS,
`INC.,
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`Defendant.
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`Civil Action No. 7:20-cv-08255 (PMH)
`(AEK)
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`RESPONSIVE EXPERT REPORT OF JOHN C. JAROSZ
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`December 22, 2023
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`and that the uses of mNeonGreen in that project were not related to
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`information for submission to the FDA.!”°
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`Summary Timeline
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`51.
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`The below timeline summarizes many of the key events that occurred across
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`Regeneron’s IN=s—yequa)
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`timeline is not meant to be comprehensive, but rather to highlight important events relative to
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`Regeneron’s various projects.
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`120 Schneiderheinze Deposition, at pp. 28-29: Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition. at p. 132; Klinman Report, at p. 41.
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`121
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`Jimenez Report, at p. 78.
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`122° Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition, at pp. 21-22.
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`123 Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition, at p. 21.
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`24 Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition, at pp. 21-22.
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`125° Klinman Report, at pp. 56-57; Poats Deposition,at p. 48.
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`26 Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition, at p. 14; Fulton Deposition,at p. 35.
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`27 Fulton Deposition, at p. 44.
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`128 See, e.g., REGN-AB-00055369-370. at 369. See also Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition, at pp. 38, 41, Exhibit 3, at
`p. 2; Klinman Report, at p. 33.
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`129 Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition, at pp. 41-43.
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`130 Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition, at pp. 56-59. 118, Exhibit 3, at p. 3.
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`131 Schneiderheinze Deposition, at pp. 12-14; Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition, Exhibit 3A,at pp. 3-4.
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`132 https://classic.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04426695 (viewed June 28, 2023).
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`133 https://classic.clinicaltrials.gow/ct2/show/NCT04425629 (viewed June 28, 2023).
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`134 Klinman Report, at p. 56; Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition. at p. 25.
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`135° Baum 10/20/2022 Deposition, Exhibit 3A,at pp. 4-5.
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`Asdiscussed in Section ILD,there is a wide variety of fluorescent proteins available to researchers,
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`who make their selections based on different traits and specific project needs.”
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`183.
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`Regeneron’s use of mNeonGreen was strictly limited to INSDNegiS.
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`LT COVID-19 Project Use, andsisipyNeqa=
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`As such, Regeneron has
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`ET «ich. vile having achieved significant
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`not generated any sales directly from mNeonGreen |S ByNegaSB) |
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`success in the marketplace,*”° has already been accounted for in my discussion of Georgia-Pacific
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`Factor 6, above.
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`184.
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`Taken together, these factors have a neutral impact on the hypothetical negotiation.
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`&.
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`Factor 9 — The utility and advantages of the patent property over the
`old modesor devices, if any, that had been used for working out
`similar results.
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`And
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`Factor 10 — The nature of the patented invention; the character of the
`commercial embodimentof it as owned and producedbythelicensor;
`and the benefits to those who haveused the invention.
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`185.
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`The nature and extent of the benefits associated with the patented property were
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`discussed above. I understand from Dr. Jimenez, Dr.
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`have been an acceptable alternative that would have been easily and quickly substitutable by
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`Shaner
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`Deposition, at pp. 51-53.
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`He failed to appropriately account for important differences between the 2021
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`Allele/Pfizer Settlement Agreement and the hypothetical license here.
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`292. My quantitative analysis suggests reasonable royalty damages in the range of
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`IREDACTED|(based on the Licensing Comparables Approach) andxispyNeqasB,
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`(based on the Design-Around Cost Approach).°® My qualitative analysis of the Georgia-Pacific
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`Factors suggests a reasonable royalty damages a
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`suggested by my quantitative analysis.° Assuming the Patent-at-Issue is found to be valid,
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`enforceable, and infringed, the appropriate reasona
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`and Regeneron’s ability to design-around the Patent-at-Issue suggests it may,
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`im fact, be
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`293.
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`This report is based on the information that was available to me as of the date of
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`this report and summarizes the opinions that I have formed to date. I may revise, supplement, or
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`expand my opinions, if necessary and allowed, based on further review and analysis of information
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`and opinions provided to me beforetrial.
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`John C. Jarosz
`December 22, 2023
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`363 Tab 3.
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`Tab 3. If the Court determines that Regeneron’s COVID-19 Project Use is covered by the statutory safe harbor,
`then the Licensing Comparables Approach suggests a benchmark range ofp, {By\@agSB)
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`Around Approach suggestsx= DyGgESD,
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`If the Court determines that Regeneron’s COVID-19 ProjectUse is covered by the statutory safe harbor, then the
`appropriate reasonable royalty here is|i=—yNeaSR)
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