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29 June 2021Big PharmaAlex Baldwin

Novartis wants to claw back $209m in ‘overpayments’ to Genentech

Roche subsidiary Genentech received $209.5 million in unnecessary payments from Novartis Pharma for a patent licensing deal and is now refusing to return the payment, the Swiss pharma giant has alleged in a redacted complaint.

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