Merck and Mylan have settled a lawsuit in which Merck had accused Mylan’s proposed generic of the antifungal Noxafil of infringing two patents for the injectable version of the drug.
- Mylan is blocked from making copies “unless otherwise specifically authorized pursuant to the settlement,” according to agreement approved Monday in federal court in Wilmington, Delaware
- Patents expire in June and July 2031, according to filing
- Merck previously had reached settlements with Actavis, Roxane, Par and Fresenius, allowing each to launch generic versions of Noxafil before patents expire under certain conditions, Merck said May 8 in its quarterly earnings report
- Noxafil ...
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