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Litigation Details for ALKERMES, INC. v. TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES USA,INC (D.N.J. 2020)


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ALKERMES, INC. v. TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES USA,INC (D.N.J. 2020)

Docket 2:20-cv-12470 Date Filed 2020-09-09
Court District Court, D. New Jersey Date Terminated 2023-08-30
Cause 28:1338 Patent Infringement Assigned To Madeline Cox Arleo
Jury Demand None Referred To Michael A. Hammer
Parties TEVA PHARMACEUTICALS USA, INC.
Patents 6,264,987; 7,919,499
Attorneys CHARLES MICHAEL LIZZA
Firms Kean University
Link to Docket External link to docket
Small Molecule Drugs cited in ALKERMES, INC. v. TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES USA,INC
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Details for ALKERMES, INC. v. TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES USA,INC (D.N.J. 2020)

Date Filed Document No. Description Snippet Link To Document
2020-09-09 External link to document
2020-09-09 1 Complaint -Controlled Clinical Trial, "Alco- 6,264,987 B1 7/2001 Wright et al. … 3 process described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,264,987, by Wright et al., weight, more preferably… release include pore example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,264,987 to Wright, U.S. Pat. Nos. forming…expiration date of the ’499 patent, including any patent term extensions and/or patent term adjustments, and… of 28 PageID: 10 patent, including any patent term extensions and/or patent term adjustments, and External link to document
2020-09-09 207 Brief partes review Patent-in-Suit or U.S. Patent No. 7,919,499 to E. Ehrich,… Patent Trial and Appeal Board at the PTO PTO U.S. Patent and Trademark… the patent claims, specification, and prosecution history underlying the grant of the patent is plain… Post-Grant Review Decisions by the Patent Office ........................................…Ehrich, PTX-1 ’499 Patent POSA Person of ordinary skill in the art PTAB External link to document
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Litigation Summary and Analysis: Alkermes, Inc. v. Teva Pharmaceutical Industries USA, Inc. (2:20-cv-12470)

Last updated: June 15, 2026

Executive summary: The docket 2:20-cv-12470 is a federal Hatch-Waxman patent dispute between Alkermes, Inc. and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries USA, Inc. The publicly available record for this case is not sufficient to produce an accurate, complete litigation summary with enforceable specifics (asserted patents, claims, procedural posture, settlement status, and any market-entry or FDA linkage outcomes).

H1: Alkermes v. Teva (2:20-cv-12470) patent litigation summary, claims, and Hatch-Waxman outcomes

What patents were asserted in Alkermes v. Teva 2:20-cv-12470?

No patent numbers, listed patents, or asserted claim sets are available in the input provided. Without those items, a claim-by-claim or patent-estate analysis cannot be constructed.

Which ALKERMES patents does Teva allegedly infringe?

No patent list or infringement theory details are provided.

Which patents did Teva challenge under Paragraph IV?

No Paragraph IV certification details, patent numbers, or FDA/ANDA linkages are provided.

What was Teva’s ANDA status tied to Alkermes v. Teva 2:20-cv-12470?

The drug name, ANDA number, and FDA filing dates are not provided, so the ANDA-to-litigation nexus cannot be stated.

Was this a first-to-file Paragraph IV litigation or a later filer?

No ANDA first-filer status information is provided.

Did the case involve Orange Book-listed patents only?

No Orange Book listing set and no Orange Book status are provided.

How did the case progress procedurally in Alkermes v. Teva?

The pleadings and procedural milestones (complaint date, answer, motions to dismiss, Markman schedule, claim construction, summary judgment, trial, or dismissal) are not provided.

Were there claim construction (Markman) rulings?

No Markman dates or outcomes are provided.

Were there dispositive motions or appeal events?

No motion practice outcomes or appellate history are provided.

How strong is the patent estate in Alkermes v. Teva?

A patent-strength assessment requires the asserted patent claims, prosecution histories, prior art, and validity/unenforceability allegations. None are provided.

What validity defenses were raised (novelty, obviousness, indefiniteness, written description)?

No validity defenses are stated in the input provided.

What infringement defenses were raised (non-infringement, design-around, claim scope)?

No non-infringement theory is provided.

Did Alkermes and Teva reach a settlement or dismissal in 2:20-cv-12470?

Settlement or dismissal terms control the practical market outcome. No docket dispositions, consent judgments, or settlement agreements are provided.

What did any settlement allow (launch date, design-around, exclusivity carve-outs)?

No settlement terms are available in the input provided.

Did the case get dismissed with prejudice or without prejudice?

No disposition type is provided.

What is the FDA regulatory impact of Alkermes v. Teva?

FDA pathway and approval chronology are needed to map litigation to regulatory events (approval letter, tentative approval, 30-month stay, forfeiture, or launch triggers). None are provided.

Did the litigation trigger or preserve a 30-month stay?

No stay information is provided.

Did FDA approve a generic or change labeling during the litigation?

No FDA action is provided.

Which drug product is at issue in Alkermes v. Teva 2:20-cv-12470?

The input does not identify the accused product, dosage form, or route. Without this, formulation and device-specific IP analysis is not possible.

Is this a long-acting injectable, depot, or oral solid?

No dosage form details are provided.

Are formulation or manufacturing method patents involved?

No formulation or manufacturing patents are identified.

How does this case compare with other Alkermes vs. generic challenges?

A comparative analysis requires at least the other cases’ asserted patents, outcomes, and entry/labeling results. None are provided.

Are similar patents repeatedly asserted by Alkermes against other generics?

No cross-case pattern details are provided.

What generic entry risks exist for Teva or other applicants after 2:20-cv-12470?

Entry risks depend on remaining patent term, injunction status, settlement constraints, and any final invalidity/ non-infringement rulings. None of these are available.

What injunction or stays could block launch?

No injunctive status or stay status is provided.

What is the likely launch timing given the litigation posture?

No timeline can be stated.


Key Takeaways

  • The provided information names the parties and case number 2:20-cv-12470, but it does not include the asserted patent list, ANDA linkage, procedural posture, or disposition.
  • Without those core docket facts, a litigation summary or patent/entry analysis cannot be stated accurately.

FAQs

1) What is the subject of Alkermes v. Teva Pharmaceutical Industries USA (2:20-cv-12470)?
The case involves Alkermes and Teva in a federal patent dispute, but the specific drug/product and patent allegations are not provided.

2) Did Teva file a Paragraph IV certification in Alkermes v. Teva?
No Paragraph IV certification details are provided.

3) What did the court decide in Alkermes v. Teva (2:20-cv-12470)?
No rulings or disposition are provided.

4) Was there a settlement between Alkermes and Teva?
No settlement or dismissal terms are provided.

5) What is the FDA status outcome tied to this litigation?
No FDA approvals, stays, or launch outcomes are provided.


References

  1. No citable sources were provided in the input, and the required case docket documents (complaint, answer, claim chart, orders, judgment, or settlement records) are not included.

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