"First To File" Policy Increases Generics Qualifying For 180-Day Exclusivity
• By The Pink Sheet
FDA's shift in policy to awarding 180-day exclusivity to the first generic applicant to file, rather than to the first company to successfully challenge a patent, has significantly increased the number of generics qualifying for the exclusivity.
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