Athira Pharma Inc. investors obtained a fair settlement with the biotech company’s leaders, a federal court said in approving the agreement to institute internal governance and oversight reforms following a research misconduct scandal.
Attorneys’ fees of roughly $1.1 million and expenses totaling about $29,000 are also approved, Judge Thomas S. Zilly said Thursday for the US District Court for the Western District of Washington.
- The shareholder derivative suit and a related class action stem from allegations that Athira’s former CEO, Leen Kawas, published research papers with altered images while completing graduate coursework—research that underlay the company’s in-development products for Alzheimer’s ...
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