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Jul. 10, 2015

A test for reviewing payments to keep generics at bay

Earlier this year, the state Supreme Court announced a legal framework for evaluating "reverse payment patent settlements" reviewed under California's antitrust statute. By Louis E. Fogel and Shaun M. Van Horn


By Louis E. Fogel and Shaun M. Van Horn


On May 7, the California Supreme Court announced a legal framework for evaluating
"reverse payment patent settlements" reviewed under California's antitrust statute
(the Cartwright Act) in In re Cipro Cases I & II. The new test will present challenges to brand and generic companies seeking to settle
patent disputes.


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