Teva Pharmaceutical Industries has claimed victory in a patent revocation action brought by generic drug maker Mylan in the Hague over its blockbuster Copaxone drug, used in the treatment of multiple sclerosis.
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26 November 2013 Drugmakers Teva and Mylan Inc have agreed to settle and dismiss pending patent litigation involving Teva's branded Copaxone product in the UK, France and the Netherlands.
26 November 2013 Drugmakers Teva and Mylan Inc have agreed to settle and dismiss pending patent litigation involving Teva's branded Copaxone product in the UK, France and the Netherlands.
26 November 2013 Drugmakers Teva and Mylan Inc have agreed to settle and dismiss pending patent litigation involving Teva's branded Copaxone product in the UK, France and the Netherlands.