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Stada, Dr Reddy’s And Zentiva Sink Cabazitaxel Patent At UPC

Unified Patent Court ruling removes legal overhang on cabazitaxel generics already on the European market.

US Government Fights Hikma’s Corner In Skinny Label Vascepa Row

“Section viii cannot function as Congress intended,” if a Federal Circuit ruling stands, the US solicitor general has argued as he urged the Supreme Court to review and reverse the closely-watched Hikma skinny-label Vascepa case.

Belgian Regulator Presses Roche Further Over Biosimilar Abuse Allegations

The Belgian Competition Authority has confirmed that it is escalating a complaint against Roche over alleged strategies used to delay biosimilar competition to rituximab and trastuzumab.

Belgian Regulator Presses Roche Further Over Biosimilar Abuse Allegations

The Belgian Competition Authority has confirmed that it is escalating a complaint against Roche over alleged strategies used to delay biosimilar competition to rituximab and trastuzumab.

Hopewell Told Delay Is ‘Of Its Own Making’ As Cladribine Stay-Lifting Bid Fails

Delaware district court refuses to shorten 30-month stay, leaving Hopewell unable to launch its generic Mavenclad product.

Reddy’s To Keep Producing Semaglutide In India As Novo Denied Interim Relief

A Delhi High Court has declined Novo Nordisk’s bid to halt Reddy’s ongoing production, allowing exports while patent validity proceeds to trial.

Mayne Pharma’s Cosette Takeover Collapses After Treasurer Intervenes On AU$677m Bid

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has blocked the AU$677m bid following FIRB advice that the acquisition posed unacceptable risks to Australia’s critical medicine supply chains.

‘Never In Doubt’: Alvotech Dodges UK Injunction To Prepare For EU Aflibercept

UK ruling clears the way for Alvotech to stockpile its aflibercept biosimilar ahead of Eylea’s SPC expiry later this month, positioning the firm for a day-one launch across Europe and the UK.

Mifepristone: Judge Orders US FDA To Rethink Need For REMS Restrictions

A federal judge in Hawaii ruled the FDA failed to consider statutory factors relevant to the REMS and provide a “reasoned explanation” for its restrictive treatment of the drug, but remand could result in an agency determination that more extensive restrictions are needed.

Teva To Delist QVAR Patents, Pay $35m In End-Payor Antitrust Deal

Teva has agreed to pay $35m and delist six patents tied to its QVAR asthma inhalers to resolve claims it illegally blocked cheaper generics.

Dr Reddy’s Knocked Back On Canadian Semaglutide

Dr Reddy's had not ruled out "queries" from the Canadian regulator for generic semaglutide, though it is confident of selling “all its capacity” for the GLP-1 across target markets. A backup CMO site in the US for abatacept is expected to mitigate risks amid tariff and other uncertainties.

Canada Semaglutide Go-ahead: Which Way Will The Wind Blow For Dr Reddy’s?

Dr. Reddy's doesn’t fully rule out "queries" from the Canadian regulator for generic semaglutide, though it is confident of selling “all its capacity” for the GLP-1 across target markets. A backup CMO site in the US for abatacept is expected to mitigate risks amid tariff and other uncertainties.