Effexor Ruling Gives Plaintiffs Path Against No-AG Deals

By Melissa Lipman (October 8, 2014, 9:44 PM EDT) -- A district court's Monday ruling that no-authorized-generic agreements between pharmaceutical companies don't have to include cash to count as pay-for-delay settlements under federal antitrust law offers a possible roadmap for pursuing similar claims, but attorneys say the future of such deals will remain hazy until appeals courts tackle the issue....

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