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NOVARTIS AG et al v. NOVADOZ PHARMACEUTICALS LLC et al
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July 21, 2025
Novartis Can't Block Generic Entresto Amid TM Feud Appeal
The Third Circuit said no way to Novartis AG's attempt to block a competitor from selling a generic version of a heart failure drug while the pair duke it out in federal court over Novartis' allegations that an Indian drugmaker is infringing its trademarks.
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July 16, 2025
Novartis Denied Bid To Block Generic Entresto In TM Feud
A New Jersey federal judge has rethought her initial decision blocking a Novartis competitor from potentially selling a generic version of a heart failure treatment drug, saying she got it wrong when she earlier analyzed a trade dress claim.
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March 26, 2025
Full Fed. Circ. Won't Look At Injunction On MSN's Generic Drug
The full Federal Circuit won't revisit a panel's January order barring MSN Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. from launching a generic version of Novartis' bestseller, the cardiovascular drug Entresto, as part of a flurry of moves in litigation related to the treatment.
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March 17, 2025
Novartis Nabs Partial Ban Against MSN's Heart Drug Generic
Novartis AG succeeded Monday in blocking a competitor from potentially selling a similar-looking generic drug for treating heart failure, with a New Jersey federal judge remarking that MSN Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. "could have distinguished its pills," though she was less convinced that the name "Novadoz" was confusingly similar to "Novartis."