Last Updated: September 24, 2026

Litigation Details for Rite Aid Corporation v. Endo Health Solutions Inc. (N.D. Ill. 2015)


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Details for Rite Aid Corporation v. Endo Health Solutions Inc. (N.D. Ill. 2015)

Date Filed Document No. Description Snippet Link To Document
2015-04-23 External link to document
2015-04-23 1 United States Patent No. 7,276,250 (the “‘250 patent”). The ‘143, ‘456, ‘933, and ‘250 patents are collectively…‘143 patent”), United States Patent No. 5,958,456 (the “‘456 patent”), and United States Patent No. 5,662,933…, and ‘933 patents as well as any continuations of those patents and to any pending patent applications… risk (while the patent litigation was still pending); (b) after winning the patent litigation; or (c…expiration of the listed patents. If a brand manufacturer obtains a patent after FDA approval of an NDA External link to document
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Rite Aid Corp v. Endo Health Solutions Inc. (1:15-cv-03579): Litigation Summary, Patent/ANDA Exposure, and Settlement/Outcome Drivers

Last updated: July 13, 2026

Executive summary: Case 1:15-cv-03579 is a U.S. patent/ANDA-type enforcement action brought by Rite Aid Corporation against Endo Health Solutions Inc. The docket content needed to produce an accurate litigation narrative (claims asserted, listed patents, Paragraph IV status, settlement dates/terms, and final disposition) is not present in the provided input. Without those records, a complete and accurate litigation summary cannot be produced under the required standard.

What patents are at issue in Rite Aid Corp v. Endo Health Solutions Inc. (1:15-cv-03579)?

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Which Orange Book patents were asserted?

Featured snippet answer: Not determinable from the provided information.

Were claims directed to product formulation or method of use?

Featured snippet answer: Not determinable from the provided information.

Which jurisdictions and courts heard the dispute?

Featured snippet answer: Not determinable from the provided information.

What is the procedural posture of 1:15-cv-03579 and what happened next?

Featured snippet answer: Not determinable from the provided information.

Filing date, parties, and counsel

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Key motion milestones (TRO, preliminary injunction, dismissal, summary judgment)

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Claim construction and trial status

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What does the complaint allege in Rite Aid v. Endo Health Solutions?

Featured snippet answer: Not determinable from the provided information.

ANDA litigation theory (infringement, invalidity, non-infringement)

Featured snippet answer: Not determinable from the provided information.

Design-around arguments

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When does the case resolve and what is the final outcome?

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Settlement vs. judgment

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Who prevailed

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Ongoing injunction or license obligations

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How does this litigation affect generic entry risk for the Endo product?

Featured snippet answer: Not determinable from the provided information.

Paragraph IV outcomes and timing impacts

Featured snippet answer: Not determinable from the provided information.

Launch scheduling and “carve-outs” in settlements

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Practical barriers (manufacturing/IP constraints)

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What is the likely NDA/ANDA pathway link for 1:15-cv-03579?

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FDA status and regulatory posture

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Settlement-triggered approvals or stay lifting

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How does Endo’s patent estate compare with other ANDA defendants in similar Endo disputes?

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Patent count and claim breadth indicators

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Typical validity/infringement themes in Endo litigation

Featured snippet answer: Not determinable from the provided information.

Key case facts table (for docket-based decisioning)

Field Value
Case Rite Aid Corporation v. Endo Health Solutions Inc.
Docket number 1:15-cv-03579
Court / division Not determinable from provided information
Asserted patents Not determinable from provided information
Drug / dosage form Not determinable from provided information
Type of action Not determinable from provided information
Core issues (infringement/validity/non-infringement) Not determinable from provided information
Procedural status Not determinable from provided information
Disposition (settlement/judgment) Not determinable from provided information
Entry impact Not determinable from provided information

Key Takeaways

  • No reliable litigation summary can be produced from the provided input because docket-level specifics (asserted patents, ANDA identifiers, claim allegations, motion outcomes, and disposition) are not present.
  • A decision-grade analysis requires patent numbers and the disposition timeline; without those, downstream conclusions about exclusivity, launch timing, and damages exposure would be non-actionable.

FAQs

  1. Which patents did Rite Aid assert in 1:15-cv-03579?
    Not determinable from the provided information.

  2. Was the case resolved by settlement or court judgment?
    Not determinable from the provided information.

  3. Did Endo receive an injunction or do the parties agree to a “launch-at-risk” posture?
    Not determinable from the provided information.

  4. How does this litigation affect FDA approval timelines for the relevant ANDA?
    Not determinable from the provided information.

  5. Are there companion cases involving the same Endo product and different plaintiffs/ANDA filers?
    Not determinable from the provided information.

References

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