Hikma warns SCOTUS of ‘imminent threat’ for generic competition under ‘skinny label’ rules
British pharma giant says that a Federal Circuit decision could stifle competition by lowering the bar for proving patent infringement | Earlier ruling ‘nullifies a statutory mechanism for expediting access to generic drugs and breaks sharply with precedent on inducement’ says UK pharma company.
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27 June 2024 Judges considered Hikma’s label and marketing material when overturning lower court’s decision | Court said Amarin had stated plausible claim for induced infringement of patents.
23 March 2023 Hikma label and public statements encouraged infringement, Amarin says | Delaware District Court had dismissed claims label was ‘not skinny enough’.