Cipla And Amgen Agree To Settle On Sensipar
Stipulation Of Dismissal Filed In Delaware Court
Executive Summary
Cipla launched its generic version of Amgen’s Sensipar ‘at risk’ in March last year after suing the originator and Teva over an earlier agreement between the pair. The suit has now been settled, although claims against Teva remain standing.
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