Australian Yasmin Case Sets New Yardstick For Damages Claims; Stings Lupin Arm
Executive Summary
The Australian Federal Court appears to have dealt a stinging blow to Lupin’s subsidiary there in a case pertaining to the infringement of the patent on Bayer’s oral contraceptive Yasmin. The case, some legal eagles say, gives a rare indication of how Australian courts may approach damages claims against infringing generic copies.
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