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AstraZeneca, Handa, Par get US antitrust claims trimmed in Seroquel XR case

( July 5, 2022, 22:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Plaintiffs’ claims accusing AstraZeneca of entering into an illegal reverse payment agreement with Accord Healthcare over the drug Seroquel XR are overly conclusory, a US federal judge ruled. District Judge Colm F. Connolly determined that there are no non-conclusory factual allegations that plausibly imply it would have been economically rational for AstraZeneca to enter into an alternative settlement agreement with Accord when Accord conceded that it infringed the patent and had no allegation that the patent was invalid or weak such that it could have prevailed or believed that it could have prevailed at trial on its invalidity defenses. Connolly maintained plaintiffs claims based on AstraZeneca’s deal with Handa Pharmaceuticals, concluding that but for its agreement with AstraZeneca, Handa could have released a generic competitor. See document below. ...

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