Allergan Loses Another Battle, But War To Block Restasis Generics Continues
Executive Summary
US FDA rejects Allergan's third citizen petition seeking to require comparative clinical trials of generic versions of its dry eye medicine; company appeals patent invalidity ruling and PTAB admonishes Mohawk Tribe for its actions in IPR proceeding.
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