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19 January 2018Americas

Mylan opposes Allergan’s attempted withdrawal from Restasis IPRs

Generics company Mylan Pharmaceuticals has resisted Allergan’s attempt to withdraw itself from a series of inter partes reviews (IPRs) relating to patents covering dry-eye medication Restasis (cyclosporine ophthalmic emulsion).

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17 October 2017   A US judge has said Allergan’s controversial patent licensing deal with a Native American tribe could spell the end for the inter partes review.
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10 January 2018   Allergan is attempting to remove itself from a series of inter partes reviews focused on dry eye treatment Restasis (cyclosporine ophthalmic emulsion).

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Americas
17 October 2017   A US judge has said Allergan’s controversial patent licensing deal with a Native American tribe could spell the end for the inter partes review.
Big Pharma
10 January 2018   Allergan is attempting to remove itself from a series of inter partes reviews focused on dry eye treatment Restasis (cyclosporine ophthalmic emulsion).

More on this story

Americas
17 October 2017   A US judge has said Allergan’s controversial patent licensing deal with a Native American tribe could spell the end for the inter partes review.
Big Pharma
10 January 2018   Allergan is attempting to remove itself from a series of inter partes reviews focused on dry eye treatment Restasis (cyclosporine ophthalmic emulsion).