Eli Lilly targets more than 30 generics in Effient patent case
Eli Lilly has filed suit against more than 30 generic drug makers at the US District Court for the Southern District of Indiana for allegedly infringing three patents related to platelet inhibitor drug Effient (prasugrel).
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19 October 2021 Azurity Pharmaceuticals has sued Massachusetts drug company Bionpharma, claiming that its generic of Azurity’s Epaned product infringes on a brand new patent.
19 October 2021 Azurity Pharmaceuticals has sued Massachusetts drug company Bionpharma, claiming that its generic of Azurity’s Epaned product infringes on a brand new patent.
19 October 2021 Azurity Pharmaceuticals has sued Massachusetts drug company Bionpharma, claiming that its generic of Azurity’s Epaned product infringes on a brand new patent.