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25 November 2021AmericasMuireann Bolger

Fed Circ invaded jury’s role in Repatha case, says Amgen

Amgen has urged the US Supreme Court to wade into its legal wrangle with Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals over patents covering a cholesterol drug, Repatha (evolocumab).

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