Court Says Cashless Pay-for-Delay Deals Still Risk Antitrust Suits
Pay-for-delay deals don’t have to be in cash form for them to be at risk of an antitrust suit, according to a recent federal appellate panel ruling. Source: Generic Line
Pay-for-delay deals don’t have to be in cash form for them to be at risk of an antitrust suit, according to a recent federal appellate panel ruling. Source: Generic Line
Generic and biosimilars manufacturers are coming to the aid of Apotex in its drawn-out patent fight with Amgen, arguing that a district court order effectively punishes the Canadian drugmaker for…
Boehringer Ingelheim has to hand over settlement papers to the FTC after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the company’s assertion that the documents are protected communications. Source: Generic Line