Case Filed: May 30, 2013
Case Closed: Aug 20, 2013
Court: Delaware District Court
Judge: Leonard P. Stark
Case Summary:
Avanir Pharmaceuticals filed a
patent infringement suit against Sandoz concerning its filing of abbreviated
new drug application with the FDA with its intent to commercialize a generic
version of Nuedexta®, which is used to treat pseudobulbar affect. The patents-in-suit
were:
- RE38115 entitled ‘Dextromethorphan and an oxidase inhibitor for treating intractable conditions’ issued on May 06, 2003 and expiring* by Sep 22, 2014
- US8227484 entitled ‘Pharmaceutical compositions comprising dextromethorphan and quinidine for the treatment of neurological disorders’ issued on Jul 24, 2012 and expiring* by Jul 17, 2023
- US7656282 entitled ‘Batteryless tire inflation pressure detecting apparatus with improved power-saving configuration’ issued on Feb 02, 2010 and expiring* by May 15, 2026
The parties having agreed upon a settlement
subsequently filed a stipulation of dismissal, pursuant to which the Court ordered
all claims, defenses, and counterclaims dismissed without prejudice, thereby
concluding this litigation with respect to Sandoz. The settlement agreement
grants Sandoz the right to begin selling a generic version of Nuedexta on July
30, 2026, or earlier under certain circumstances. The settlement does not end
Avanir's ongoing litigation against the other four ANDA filers (Par
Pharmaceutical, Wockhardt, Impax Laboratories and Watson).
See 1:13-cv-00961
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