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Provigil, have settled patent litigation by paying generic firms to delay entering the market. Second, brand firms, frequently … at the end of a patent term, have engaged in "product hopping," switching from one means of administering a drug (e …
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In the most important ruling ever on causation and standard-setting, In re Rambus, the D.C. Circuit made it unnecessarily difficult to demonstrate causation. It erected roadblock after roadblock in front of legitimate cases alleging monopolization in the standard-setting context. The primary...
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generic. Brands are increasingly making these types of payments in exchange for generics’ reciprocal agreements to drop patent … patent case. Similarly, in this case, the generic could not have blocked the brand from entering with an authorized generic … even if the generic had won the patent case. In both Actavis and Wellbutrin XL, the brand firm bought an additional delay …
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finding the patent to be invalid or not infringed) …
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Innovation is crucial to the U.S. economy. But many of our laws and policies are not promoting innovation. This Essay addresses this problem. The first set of proposals focuses on copyright law. The recommendations avoid vague copyright law and suggest the elimination of statutory damages and...
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-payment settlements, by which brand-name drug companies pay generic firms to delay entering the market, contravene the policies of patent … Hatch-Waxman Act, Congress’s framework for balancing patent and antitrust law in the pharmaceutical industry, which … instead. Third, the mere fact of a patent cannot justify the payments. The Patent Office frequently issues invalid patents …
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The issues presented by the intersection of the patent system and the antitrust laws have never been as pressing as … competitors not only to recover their investment from creating patented products but also to avoid the patent landmines that line … the path of innovation. They form patent pools for laser eye surgery, MPEG-2 video compression technology, and DVD …
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The case of NCAA v. O’Bannon has received significant attention. Straddling the intersection of antitrust, intellectual property, and sports law, the case presents engaging and complex issues. Much of the complexity, however, is unnecessary. For it stems from a Ninth Circuit ruling that...
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In the Cephalon case, Judge Goldberg (ED Pa) denied defendants' summary judgment motions, sending the second reverse-payment-settlement case to trial. This short article analyzes the judge's decision, in particular addressing the appropriate liability standard under FTC v. Actavis and what...
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In O’Bannon v. National Collegiate Athletic Ass’n, then-Chief Judge Claudia Wilken of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California issued a groundbreaking decision, potentially opening the floodgates for challenges to National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)...
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