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De Simone v. VSL Pharmaceuticals, Inc. et al
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8:15-cv-01356
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July 31, 2020
Probiotic Drug Cos. In Contempt For Violating Ad Injunction
A Maryland federal judge on Thursday ruled that two drug companies are in contempt for violating an injunction that followed an $18 million jury verdict that they wrongfully used their former business partners' proprietary probiotic formula, saying the companies committed "blatant violations" of the injunction in their promotional materials.
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November 21, 2018
Drug Cos. Hit With $18M False Ad Verdict Over Probiotic IP
Three drug companies are on the hook for more than $18 million in damages after a Maryland federal jury found that they wrongfully used their former business partners' proprietary probiotic formula.
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May 19, 2016
Probiotic Maker Denies Lying About Sigma, VSL Products
The CEO and sales representatives of a recently-formed gastrointestinal drug maker vehemently denied claims they lied to doctors about the discontinuation of rival products made by VSL Pharmaceuticals and Sigma-Tau during a hearing in Maryland federal court Thursday on whether the company should be held in contempt for the alleged conduct.