UK Court Declines To Back Phenytoin Fines
Appeals Court Ruling Upholds Decision To Refer Back To CMA
Executive Summary
A UK appeals court has provided detailed guidance on how the country’s Competition and Markets Authority should evaluate unfair pricing, as part of a ruling that upholds a previous decision to overturn CMA fines of almost £90m ($112m) imposed on Pfizer and marketing partner Flynn Pharma over pricing for phenytoin sodium capsules.
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