AAM Launches Further Broadside At Proposed Blocking Act
Proposed Act ‘Well-Intended But Misguided,’ AAM Claims
Executive Summary
A proposed US House bill that would prevent the first generic filer to challenge patents listed against the reference brand from ‘parking’ their 180-day market exclusivity has once again come under fire from the AAM.
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