IPBiz: NJ jury smokes Teva on Protonix (pantoprazole )

Friday, April 23, 2010

NJ jury smokes Teva on Protonix (pantoprazole )

On April 23, 2010, a New Jersey jury found claims of a Pfizer patent covering the Protonix acid reflux drug (pantoprazole ) valid and infringed by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries.

See previous IPBiz post:

Wyeth undercuts Teva on Protonix

The original patent was to Swiss drugmaker Nycomed and was licensed to Wyeth, which is now owned by Pfizer.

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NJ jury smokes Teva on Protonix (pantoprazole )

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