Before You Call: What a Pharma Strategy Team Must Verify Before Approaching a Drug’s Owner
The Short Answer A strategy team that wants to license, co-promote, or acquire a drug asset needs to answer four
From Patent Cliff to Partnership Pipeline: The Buy-Side and Sell-Side Framework Behind the 2023-2026 Deal Wave
In the fourteen months after Bristol Myers Squibb agreed to pay up to $14.4 billion for Karuna Therapeutics, its lead
The Supply Agreement Clause Nobody Negotiates: What Happens When the Patent Gets Invalidated Early
In fiscal year 2021, 167 of the 199 patent settlements pharmaceutical companies filed with the Federal Trade Commission contained a
If Your Patent Database Can’t Answer ‘What Can We Do With This?’ It Isn’t Strategic Intelligence
On June 4, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that Hikma Pharmaceuticals did not induce patent infringement by selling a
Your Formulary Committee Is Budgeting Around a Patent Date That’s Already Been Extended Twice
Enbrel’s first composition patent expired in 2010. The drug is still exclusive in the United States sixteen years later, and
Why Wholesalers Who Overstock Branded Drugs Are Betting Against a Patent Docket They Never Checked
Right now, a patent-tracking service will tell you that Eliquis’s original composition-of-matter patent, U.S. Patent 6,967,208, is set to expire
The Specialty Pharmacy Margin Everyone Protects Disappears the Day a Generic Launches
Generic imatinib entered the US market on February 1, 2016, at 96 percent of the price of branded Gleevec. Sun
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The State Drug Affordability Board Is Watching Patent Listings You Haven’t Checked in a Year
On July 1, 2026, a federal judge in Denver blocked Colorado’s price cap on Enbrel. The board that set the
The Forum You File In Changes Your Odds More Than the Merits Do
In 2015, a Delaware federal judge looked at prior art covering an antioxidant added to a rivastigmine skin patch and
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