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June 01, 2008

OBB News Briefs

  • The Federal Trade Commission announced the release of its FY 2007 Summary of Pharmaceutical Company Settlement Agreements.  For commentary, see FDA Law Blog, Pharmalot.
  • Wyeth sued Sandoz over a generic version of Protonix I.V.  The WSJ Health Blog recapped all the Protonix ANDA litigation.
  • India's drugmakers recently threatened to stop production of 33 bulk drugs, Pharmalot reports.
  • The Washington Legal Foundation announced that it filed an amicus brief urging the Federal Circuit to rehear the Caraco v. Forest Labs case.

Posted by Aaron Barkoff in Antitrust, Declaratory Judgment Jurisdiction, Paragraph IV Litigation, Pharma Business News |

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