Sandoz Takes Enbrel Fight To The US Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Decisions Last Year Leave Potential Eight-Year Wait On Etanercept
Executive Summary
Sandoz had hinted that further legal action was viable as it looks to introduce biosimilar competition to Amgen’s Enbrel blockbuster in the US. The Novartis subsidiary has now taken its fight to the very highest court.
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