Taro, Sandoz fail to get quick appeal in states' US case over generic drug prices
( August 18, 2025, 16:44 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Taro Pharmaceuticals and Sandoz were denied leave to immediately appeal a judgment on liability in an antitrust case accusing them of conspiring over generic drug pricing. District Judge Michael P. Shea said that just because the court has not yet ironed out exactly how the jury instructions will read, or precisely which exhibits or testimony will be allowed at trial to contest areas related to the facts the court has found to be established in its ruling, does not mean, as Taro and Sandoz suggest, that the court has left "open" whether the companies' conduct has violated the prohibitions on price-fixing and market allocation. Statement follows in full:...
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