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December 09, 2008

Comments

Pacific Reporter

Great post. Thanks for the update. I've been anticipating this decision. Hopefully this will thwart a lot of frivolous Paragraph IV challenges.

Wondering

Can someone knowledgeable explain the reason why a generic company would make a baseless Paragraph IV challenge? What is the benefit here?

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