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1 July 2021GenericsAlex Baldwin

Class-action accuses Takeda of ‘pay-for-delay’ deal with Par

Takeda Pharmaceuticals organised a pay-for-delay deal with Par Pharmaceuticals to prevent a generic version of its constipation treatment from releasing, according to a complaint submitted to the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts.

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