MSN is enjoined from infringing certain patents related to the case, according to the consent judgment issued Dec. 22 by the US District Court for the District of Delaware.
- The pharmaceutical companies’ complaint said MSN’s version of the tablets, which have a 100-milligram base equivalent of Calquence’s active ingredient, acalabrutinib maleate, infringed two of its patents
- The lawsuit came several months after MSN settled a case over the blockbuster drug’s ...
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