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Wilmington, DE - March 28, 2023 - On March 20, Judge Maryellen Noreika, presiding judge in the landmark patent infringement case United States v. Gilead Sciences, called for a hearing to review both the U.S. government and Gilead Sciences reasons for excessive secrecy in their public case filings. The hearing will take place on April 4. This move follows a March 14 letter sent to the judge by Columbia Law School s Science, Health & Information Clinic on behalf of PrEP4All and the Public Interest Patent Law Institute (PIPLI), which flagged pervasive and unjustified redactions by Gilead and the U.S. government alike, requested justification for the parties secrecy, and requested submission of new, less heavily redacted versions of their filings. Judge Noreika s call for a hearing marks a win for PrEP4All, PIPLI, and public interest and transparency advocates more broadly, as it indicates that she is concerned that the U.S. governmen

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