The university filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, which has not yet been ruled on.
FIRE is subsidizing her suit against the university, filed in January.
The university filed a lawsuit to force him to pay a $4 million buyout that his contract called for.
On receiving the patent, the university filed a patent-infringement suit against Searle and Pfizer, which helps market Celebrex.
The university filed the lawsuit Dec. 27, claiming Rodriguez is obligated to pay the buyout over the next two years.
The university filed suit in September, alleging that Haskins gave false information to university investigators about the academic fraud scandal in the program.
During the trial, Marvell argued that it had not used the university's technology and that those patents were invalid because similar systems had been developed elsewhere before the university filed for its patents.
Represented by the state's attorney general, Hardy Myers, the university filed a blistering motion to quash the subpoena, accusing the industry of misleading the judge, violating student privacy laws and engaging in questionable investigative practices.
Gyrodyne, a St. James development company whose property was taken by the state through eminent domain last November for use by Stony Brook University, filed notice on Tuesday that it intends to sue the state for $158 million in damages.
