AIPPI 2018: Eli Lilly talks IPRs and biosimilar litigation

The inter partes review (IPR) process has had a huge impact on biosimilar litigation, but it isn’t truly fulfilling its goal of being an alternative to district court litigation.

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AIPPI 2018: Eli Lilly talks IPRs and biosimilar litigation

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