Teva Sues FDA For Excluding Copaxone From BLA Transition
Israeli Firm Wants To Use Biosimilar Litigation Process
Executive Summary
Teva and US FDA disagree over whether Copaxone is a protein. While generics are already on the market, Teva wants to assert process patents against future would-be competitors, which the firm cannot do through the ANDA pathway.
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