Regeneron targets almost 50 patents in suit against Sandoz

Regeneron accused the Swiss pharma company of infringing a slew of patents related to Eylea and violating the BPCIA | Suit alleges that Sandoz failed to provide critical information during the approval process for its newly FDA-approved biosimilar | Sandoz “forced” Regeneron to guess which patents might be infringed.

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Regeneron targets almost 50 patents in suit against Sandoz

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