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El caso Diag Human se refiere a una compañía de comercio de plasma sanguíneo incorporada en Liechtenstein, fundada por el empresario suizo-checo Josef Šťáva en la década de 1980. El objetivo declarado de la compañía era ayudar a "Estados del bloque oriental con escasez de moneda a adquirir la moderna tecnología de plasma sanguíneo". La compañía recibió la atención de los medios en 1996, cuando presentó una demanda contra el gobierno checo en el Tribunal Comercial de Praga, por difamación y competencia desleal. La compañía afirmó que el Ministro de Salud había contactado con Novo Nordisk, un socio comercial importante de Diag Human, para disuadir a la compañía de hacer negocios con ellos, lo que llevó al fracaso del negocio de Diag Human en el país. Las dos partes acordaron entrar en arbitraje, y el caso se

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The Diag Human case relates to a Liechtenstein-incorporated blood plasma trading company, established by Swiss-Czech entrepreneur Josef Šťáva (born 17 March 1950 in Prague) in the 1980s.^[1] The stated aim of the company was to help "currency-deficient Eastern Bloc states acquire modern blood plasma technology".^[1] The company received media attention in the 1996, when it filed a lawsuit against the Czech government in Prague Commercial Court, for defamation and unfair competition. The company claimed that the Health Minister had contacted Novo Nordisk, a major business partner of Diag Human, to dissuade the company from doing business with them, which led to the failure of Diag Human's business in the country.^[1] The two parties agreed to enter arbitration,^[1] and the case became one of the largest cases of commercial litigation in the history of Czech Republic.^[2] In 2008, the court found in favour of Diag Human, awarding around $650 million to the company.^[1]