Claritin Litigation Rehearing Denial Could Affect New Drug Patents
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
A Washington, D.C. federal appeals court ruling not to rehear Schering-Plough's adverse desloratadine patent infringement decision en banc could hold serious implications for future new drugs and biologics, two dissenting judges argue
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