FTC rules Impax received illegal payments to block pain reliever generic
Pharmaceutical company Impax Laboratories engaged in illegal pay-for-delay settlements to stop a generic version of one of Endo Pharmaceutical's medications from entering the market, the US Federal Trade Commission has ruled.
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30 April 2018 The Federal Trade Commission is requiring Impax to divest rights and assets for ten products, as part of a settlement resolving charges that Amneal’s $1.45 billion acquisition would be anti-competitive.
30 April 2018 The Federal Trade Commission is requiring Impax to divest rights and assets for ten products, as part of a settlement resolving charges that Amneal’s $1.45 billion acquisition would be anti-competitive.
30 April 2018 The Federal Trade Commission is requiring Impax to divest rights and assets for ten products, as part of a settlement resolving charges that Amneal’s $1.45 billion acquisition would be anti-competitive.