Washington Roundup
Pay-for-Delay Is Heading Toward Supreme Court Again
By Mari Serebrov
Washington Editor
Washington Editor
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
WASHINGTON – In a decision that's likely to head to the Supreme Court, a federal appellate court struck down pay-for-delay settlements between makers of brand and generic drugs, claiming they violate antitrust laws.
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