Credibility And Crying Wolf: US FDA Petition Guidance Says Past Practices Can Count Against You
Executive Summary
FDA is warning sponsors that a history of generic-delaying tactics may come back to haunt them when the agency considers whether a Citizen Petition is frivolous and potentially anti-competitive. But so will waiting too long to speak up.
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