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INCYTE CORPORATION et al v. SUN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES LTD. et al
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April 09, 2025
'You Won,' Fed. Circ. Judge Tells Drug Co. Fighting Injunction
The Federal Circuit vacated an injunction Wednesday that had barred Sun Pharmaceutical from launching its alopecia drug Leqselvi, less than an hour after oral arguments where the judges had little sympathy for a patent owner that was years away from bringing its drug to market.
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January 22, 2025
Drug Co. Wants To Keep Judge On Alopecia IP Case
The developer behind an Eli Lilly & Co. alopecia drug has called allegations the company's lawyers deliberately hired a New Jersey federal judge's former law clerk both "low and baseless" and a "transparent attempt to remove the judge who decided against it."
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January 06, 2025
Judge Urged To Sit Out Alopecia IP Row Over Ex-Clerk's Role
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries has asked a New Jersey federal judge to recuse himself from a case alleging the company's alopecia drug infringes an Incyte patent, saying Incyte's attorneys hired the judge's former law clerk and put him on the case, creating "an indelible appearance of impropriety."
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November 04, 2024
NJ Judge Blocks Sun Pharma From Launching Hair Loss Drug
A New Jersey federal judge has blocked for now Sun Pharmaceutical Industries from launching a product meant to treat hair loss in the U.S., handing Incyte a win in its patent infringement lawsuit against the India-based company.