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A Delaware district court has invalidated four patents owned by Acorda Therapeutics after the company and Alkermes Pharma Ireland alleged that Apotex, Mylan, Roxane Laboratories and Teva infringed them.

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Victory for Mylan and Teva as appeals court affirms invalidations

12 September 2018 Generic drug makers Mylan and Teva were afforded victory earlier this week when the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the invalidation of four patents owned by biotech company Acorda Therapeutics.

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