BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc., a medical company seeking to be the first in the nation to sell a hemophilia gene therapy, and the company’s investors asked a federal judge Wednesday to grant preliminary approval for a $39 million settlement to resolve securities claims.
Senior U.S. District Judge William H. Orrick took the matter under submission and said he would issue a written order.
BioMarin was accused of m...
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