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Litigation Details for IN RE SUGAMMADEX (D.N.J. 2020)


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Details for IN RE SUGAMMADEX (D.N.J. 2020)

Date Filed Document No. Description Snippet Link To Document
2020-03-10 External link to document
2020-03-10 119 Letter named inventor of the patent in suit, U.S. Patent No. RE44,733 (“the ’733 patent”). As we explain, yesterday… inventor’s testimony is relevant to issues in patent litigations. See Neupak, Inc. v. Ideal Mfg &… (and the other two named inventors of the ’733 patent) as having discoverable, relevant information.2…or agreements with Dr. Palin regarding the ’733 patent and this litigation and, if the parties are unable…2020 29 June 2023 2:20-cv-02576 835 Patent - Abbreviated New Drug Application(ANDA) None External link to document
2020-03-10 418 Opinion reissued as U.S. Patent No. RE44,733 (the “RE’733 Patent”). The Patent and Trademark Office (the “PTO…U.S. Patent No. 6,670,340 on December 30, 2003, which was reissued as U.S. Patent No. RE44,733 patent…stating: U.S. Patent No. RE44,733 is a reissue of U.S. Patent No. 6,670,340 …induced during surgery. That patent, U.S. Patent No. 6,670,340 (the “’340 Patent”), was subsequently reissued…of a patent term extension for a reissued patent must be based on the date the reissued patent issued External link to document
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Litigation summary and analysis for: IN RE SUGAMMADEX (D.N.J. 2020)

Last updated: July 20, 2026

In re Sugammadex (2:20-cv-02576) Litigation Summary and Patent/Regulatory Analysis

Executive summary: No complete, accurate litigation summary can be produced from the provided case identifier alone. The docket caption “In re Sugammadex|2:20-cv-02576” does not uniquely determine the court, parties, claims, asserted patents, or the procedural posture required for a correct analysis.

What is the docket and court for In re Sugammadex 2:20-cv-02576?

A usable litigation summary requires a specific tribunal and docket record (judge, jurisdiction, case number format, and linked MDL or consolidated actions). The identifier as provided is insufficient to ensure the correct matter.

Which companies are the plaintiffs, defendants, and intervenors in 2:20-cv-02576?

A patent-litigations analysis depends on party names to map:

  • assignee/patent-holder positions,
  • generic/biosimilar challenger identity,
  • Orange Book listing alignment,
  • and settlement or exclusivity leverage.

What patents are asserted in In re Sugammadex 2:20-cv-02576?

A complete patent estate analysis requires:

  • patent numbers asserted,
  • claims and theories (infringement, invalidity, unenforceability),
  • filing history tied to Hatch-Waxman or other regulatory pathways,
  • and any related ITC or district court companion cases.

What is the procedural posture and timeline for 2:20-cv-02576?

Actionable summaries require docket events such as:

  • complaints and answers,
  • claim construction schedules,
  • motion-to-dismiss rulings,
  • summary judgment dates,
  • trial date and outcomes (if any),
  • and final judgment and appellate posture.

How do the asserted claims map to sugammadex formulations and dosing forms?

Formulation and method-of-use mapping drives freedom-to-operate conclusions, but the mapping cannot be determined without:

  • the exact asserted claims,
  • accused product descriptions (label, strength, presentation),
  • and any specification-dependent claim constructions.

Which FDA regulatory pathway triggered the litigation (ANDA, 505(b)(2), or other)?

For Hatch-Waxman, the analysis requires knowing:

  • whether an ANDA or 505(b)(2) is involved,
  • the submission’s Paragraph IV or other certification posture,
  • the Orange Book listing(s) implicated,
  • and exclusivity status tied to the litigated patents.

What Paragraph IV challenges and Orange Book listings are implicated by the case?

An Orange Book-centered analysis needs:

  • the drug product name and NDA reference,
  • listed patents,
  • the certification types per NDA,
  • and the specific patents tied to the litigation.

What settlements or consent judgments occurred in 2:20-cv-02576?

A settlement analysis requires:

  • settlement agreement dates,
  • scope (carve-outs, launch dates, supply terms),
  • stipulations (dismissal with prejudice, covenant not to sue),
  • and any entry into the market restrictions impacting generic launch risk.

How strong is the patent estate for sugammadex based on this litigation?

Patent strength assessment must anchor to:

  • trial outcomes, claim construction results,
  • validity rulings,
  • damages exposure,
  • and any post-judgment PTAB outcomes tied to the same patents.

What generic entry risks exist for sugammadex after 2:20-cv-02576?

Launch-risk conclusions require:

  • the current injunction or stay status,
  • any forfeiture of exclusivity,
  • and the remaining unexpired patents or future expiration schedule.

How does In re Sugammadex compare with other sugammadex Hatch-Waxman litigations?

A comparative analysis needs a dataset of:

  • other district court cases involving sugammadex,
  • common asserted patents,
  • and consistent party patterns.

Which manufacturing/IP barriers and technical issues are central to the case?

Technical risk analysis requires:

  • accused manufacturing processes or product attributes,
  • stability/sterility or formulation patents (if asserted),
  • and whether infringement depends on product testing, analytical methods, or formulation parameters.

Key Takeaways

No accurate litigation summary, patent-assertion map, regulatory trigger identification, or timeline can be generated from “In re Sugammadex|2:20-cv-02576” without specific docket record details that are not provided in the prompt.

FAQs

  1. What court and judge is associated with sugammadex litigation number 2:20-cv-02576?
  2. Which sugammadex patents (by number) are commonly asserted in Hatch-Waxman challenges against sugammadex products?
  3. How do Orange Book listed patents for sugammadex typically affect generic launch timing?
  4. What settlement terms are most common in sugammadex patent litigations involving Paragraph IV certifications?
  5. What claim types (composition, method-of-use, process) are most likely to be asserted for sugammadex generics?

References

No sources can be cited because no docket, opinion, complaint, or FDA/Orange Book listing information is provided in the prompt.

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