Dissecting Piramal’s Damages Award In Sensipar Case
Executive Summary
A legal expert details how Piramal Healthcare could turn the tables and secure damages in the litigation pertaining to its generic version of Amgen's Sensipar, a case which saw multiple at-risk launches.
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