Intellectual Property
Jun. 18, 2011
Regulators Push Against Drug Settlements
Despite several setbacks, the Federal Trade Commission continues its crusade against patent settlements that it says violate antitrust laws when pharmaceutical companies pay competitors to delay sales of low-cost generic drugs.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Despite setback after legal setback, the Federal Trade Commission continues its crusade against drug patent settlements in which pharmaceutical companies pay competitors to delay sales of low-cost generic medicines.
The FTC hasn't dismissed the idea of using its rule-making power to end so-called "pay-for-delay" agreements, which it contends violate antitrust laws. But the regulator is ...
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