Nine More Years? Sandoz Loses Again On Enbrel Biosimilar
Sandoz Has Held FDA Approval For Its Erelzi Version Since 2016
Executive Summary
Sandoz has failed to overturn on appeal an invalidity ruling for two patents covering Enbrel in the US, barring a path to market for its Erelzi biosimilar, potentially until patent expiry in 2029.
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