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29 October 2019AmericasSarah Morgan

Allergan pays $750m to resolve antitrust litigation

Allergan has reached a $750 million deal to resolve antitrust litigation brought against its subsidiary Forest Laboratories over Alzheimer’s drug Namenda (memantine hydrochloride).

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