Effects of GSK v Teva ripple after SCOTUS denies cert
Last week (May 15), the Supreme Court denied certiorari in GlaxoSmithKline v Teva Pharms USA (GSK v Teva), locking in the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit’s second panel decision which held that Teva’s attempted section viii carve-out of an indication covered by a patented method of use was not ‘skinny’ enough to avoid being liable for infringement.
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