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1 February 2022 Bristol-Myers Squibb subsidiary, Celgene has settled its lawsuit against India-based drug maker Dr Reddy's over a generic version of the blockbuster cancer treatment, Pomalyst.
3 December 2020 Teva has urged the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to rehear its dispute with GlaxoSmithKline en banc, claiming that if the decision is upheld, “every skinny-labelled generic is at risk”.
19 October 2020 Israeli generics company Teva has withdrawn its oppositions to two patents owned by Shield Therapeutics before the European Patent Office.
1 February 2022 Bristol-Myers Squibb subsidiary, Celgene has settled its lawsuit against India-based drug maker Dr Reddy's over a generic version of the blockbuster cancer treatment, Pomalyst.
3 December 2020 Teva has urged the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to rehear its dispute with GlaxoSmithKline en banc, claiming that if the decision is upheld, “every skinny-labelled generic is at risk”.
19 October 2020 Israeli generics company Teva has withdrawn its oppositions to two patents owned by Shield Therapeutics before the European Patent Office.
1 February 2022 Bristol-Myers Squibb subsidiary, Celgene has settled its lawsuit against India-based drug maker Dr Reddy's over a generic version of the blockbuster cancer treatment, Pomalyst.
3 December 2020 Teva has urged the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to rehear its dispute with GlaxoSmithKline en banc, claiming that if the decision is upheld, “every skinny-labelled generic is at risk”.
19 October 2020 Israeli generics company Teva has withdrawn its oppositions to two patents owned by Shield Therapeutics before the European Patent Office.
