Par Pharmaceutical in pre-emptive strike to protect Latuda generic
Par Pharmaceutical has sought a declaratory judgment that it did not infringe patents belonging to Sumitomo and its subsidiary Sunovion that protect bipolar disorder drug Latuda (lurasidone hydrochloride).
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25 October 2022 The deal sees Sumitomo acquiring ownership of cancer and uterine fibroid treatments | Myovant initially rejected low offer that “undervalued” the company.
25 October 2022 The deal sees Sumitomo acquiring ownership of cancer and uterine fibroid treatments | Myovant initially rejected low offer that “undervalued” the company.
25 October 2022 The deal sees Sumitomo acquiring ownership of cancer and uterine fibroid treatments | Myovant initially rejected low offer that “undervalued” the company.