Once-promising partnerships go sour. This kind of story has played out dozens of times in the biotech arena. (LLY-EMIS is one that immediately comes to mind.) The TEVA-ProNeuron case is getting more attention than most because Teva is… Teva.
p.s. Does Israel have something like Court TV? This case would be an entertaining one to follow live.
I know Proneuron quite well. I do not believe anything they say or claim. The studies are always biased. Proneuron is bankrupt and the lawsuit is probably an excuse to extort some money from Teva and to provide explanations to their investors for their failure.
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