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3 September 2018AmericasMark Remus

Two new weapons for defending Hatch-Waxman litigation

The generic pharmaceutical market is as competitive today as ever. Generic companies compete with innovator companies to clear the legal pathway and they compete with each other to create, maintain or destroy exclusivity. They seek to accomplish all of these objectives with minimal legal spend. The following discussion addresses two particular challenges and potential ways to overcome them.

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