US govt seeks new trial in Gilead HIV drug patent case
The government lost its high stakes and unusual royalties dispute with the big pharma firm | New status report claims that the court should have allowed the jury to take four inter partes petitions into account.
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16 January 2020 Gilead and its alleged co-conspirators Bristol-Myers Squibb, Japan Tobacco, and Johnson & Johnson have been accused of engaging in a long-running scheme to suppress competition in the market for HIV prevention therapies.