Fed Circ grants Teva temporary pause in Orange Book feud
Teva insisted panel’s narrow interpretation of ‘claims the drug’ will have a seismic effect on the Orange Book | Stay granted while en banc rehearing is under question | Decision could reshape patent listing standards and impact the availability of generic drugs.
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