US Supreme Court Preview: ‘Skinny’ Labels, FTC, And FCA – But No Tecfidera As Biogen Loses Bid
Executive Summary
Teva’s carve-out fight with GSK over generic Coreg will see the Solicitor General weigh in. Amgen and Juno’s patent petitions remain pending, and the high court stays a Federal Circuit decision invalidating Novartis’ Gilenya patent.
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