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A federal judge has ordered Reckitt Benckiser to release documents the company wanted to suppress in an ongoing FTC probe into allegations the company illegally delayed generic competition to its opioid-dependence treatment Suboxone. Read More
With the FDA beginning to approve biosimilars, the next major hurdle for the emerging sector will be in the courts, where brandmakers and would-be competitors are arguing over how they will approach patent infringement lawsuits, especially when it comes to sensitive manufacturing data. Read More
CorePharma will divest generic rights to a dry mouth therapy and a liver drug to clear the way for Impax’s $700 million acquisition of the Middlesex, N.J., drugmaker. Read More
Gilead Sciences has ratcheted up efforts to get the Supreme Court to hear a double patenting lawsuit, arguing the Federal Circuit’s ruling invalidating patent protection for its influenza drug Tamiflu effectively rewrites the obviousness-type double patenting doctrine. Read More
A federal judge has sided with a Paragraph IV ANDA from Teva and struck down the patents protecting Actavis subsidiary Warner Chilcott’s postmenopausal osteoporosis drug Atelvia. Read More
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Monday agreed to hear as soon as possible Actavis’ appeal of a lower court decision requiring it to keep an older formulation of its Alzheimer’s drug Namenda on shelves. Read More