Butterfly Files Motion to Dismiss Claims in FUJIFILM Sonosite Legal Action
Butterfly Network, Inc. (NYSE: BFLY) has filed a motion to dismiss claims from a patent infringement lawsuit initiated by FUJIFILM Sonosite on March 9, 2022. Butterfly argues that the lawsuit is baseless and an attempt to distract from FUJIFILM's failure to innovate. The company emphasizes its advancements in handheld ultrasound technology, asserting that it has over 800 patents and applications. Butterfly aims to democratize medical imaging, making high-quality ultrasound accessible globally. The company will defend its innovations and intellectual property vigorously.
- Butterfly has over 800 patents and applications, showcasing its innovation.
- The company is transforming ultrasound with its handheld, single probe system, appealing to healthcare practitioners worldwide.
- The ongoing patent infringement lawsuit may distract from Butterfly's operations and innovation focus.
As a transformative digital health company, Butterfly is shifting the healthcare industry from using ultrasound only in limited traditional settings, to using ultrasound information in all care settings, for any patient, and at any time. The company’s innovations include Butterfly iQ and iQ+, the world's first handheld, single probe whole-body ultrasound system using semiconductor technology that is transforming point of care ultrasound into an advanced clinical assessment tool, by making it intuitive, adoptable at scale, extremely portable, and economically appealing.
Butterfly will vigorously defend against FUJIFILM Sonosite’s accusations. In defending against this lawsuit, Butterfly will consider all means necessary and appropriate to eliminate obstacles to its mission to enable more informed clinical decisions for all patients worldwide.
Butterfly’s Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Officer
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Butterfly iQ+ is a prescription device intended for trained healthcare professionals only.
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