Update on Copaxone patent case (from MNTA’s 3Q10 CC):
• As reported in the public court pleadings, NVS/MNTA intend to pursue four arguments: i) indefiniteness of Teva’s patents; ii) invalidity of Teva’s patents due to obviousness and/or double patenting; ii) non-infringement by NVS/MNTA’s product; and iv) inequitable conduct.
• According to Craig Wheeler, the Court’s denial of NVS/MNTA’s motion for a summary judgment on patent indefiniteness does not impair NVS/MNTA’s ability to argue this point at trial.
• The Court consolidated Teva’s suit against NVS/MNTA and Teva’s suit against Mylan, which will delay the start of the trial until 1H11.
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