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Litigation Details for SUN PHARMA GLOBAL FZE v. LUPIN LIMITED (D.N.J. 2018)


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Details for SUN PHARMA GLOBAL FZE v. LUPIN LIMITED (D.N.J. 2018)

Date Filed Document No. Description Snippet Link To Document
2018-02-14 185 Opinion associated with cataract surgery. See U.S. Patent No. 8,778,999; Compl., Ex. A. Defendants, …pH of about 7.4 to about 8.5.” See U.S. Patent No. 8,778,999; Compl., Ex. A. …substantive patent law, see ECF No. 121, at 11-12, defects, errors, and omissions in the patent application…8, the motivations of the patent examiner, id. at 8-9, whether the patent examiner reviewed Bowman I…anticipated” Plaintiffs’ patent, id. at 13- 16, and whether Plaintiffs’ patent is “obvious” in light of External link to document
2018-02-14 244 Opinion the commercial embodiment of U.S. Patent No. 8,778,999 (“the ’999 Patent”), which is used to treat and…paper, Robinson patent, Davis patent, Babcock patent, Bowman ‘231 patent, Roy patent, Asane article,…infringe the ‘999 Patent; regardless, the ‘999 Patent is obvious in light of U.S. Patent No. 6,159,458…999 Patent was obvious in light of two prior art references, the Sawa patent and the Roy patent; (ii… A. The ’999 Patent Plaintiffs own the ’999 Patent, pursuant to a March 2016 External link to document
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Litigation summary and analysis for: SUN PHARMA GLOBAL FZE v. LUPIN LIMITED (D.N.J. 2018)

Last updated: July 26, 2026

SUN PHARMA GLOBAL FZE v. LUPIN LIMITED (D.N.J. 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB): Litigation Summary, Claims, and Generic-Entry Risk Analysis

Executive summary: The case is a Hatch-Waxman patent infringement action in the District of New Jersey (D.N.J.) brought by Sun Pharma Global FZE against Lupin Limited, docketed as 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB. The available prompt does not include the asserted patent numbers, Orange Book reference product, drug strength/formulation(s) at issue, claim construction outcomes, dispositive motions, settlement terms, or final judgment. Without those case-specific details, a complete, accurate litigation summary and infringement/validity analysis cannot be produced.

What patents were asserted in SUN PHARMA GLOBAL FZE v. LUPIN LIMITED 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB?

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Which specific Orange Book-listed patents were the focus?

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Were method-of-use, formulation, or manufacturing patents asserted?

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How many asserted patents were in the complaint?

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What claims were litigated (infringement, invalidity, and unenforceability) in 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB?

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Was the dispute tied to Paragraph IV certifications or another FDA regulatory mechanism?

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What defenses were raised by Lupin (noninfringement, invalidity, or §271(e)(2) scope)?

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Did the court address inequitable conduct or other litigation conduct issues?

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When did the parties file key motions in SUN PHARMA GLOBAL FZE v. LUPIN LIMITED (3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB)?

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What was the claim construction (Markman) schedule and outcome?

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Were there summary judgment rulings?

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Were preliminary injunction or TRO issues raised and decided?

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What is the procedural posture of 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB (dismissal, trial, settlement, or final judgment)?

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Did the case end in a settlement agreement?

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If settled, did the docket reflect consent judgment, covenant-not-to-sue, or dismissal with prejudice?

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Is there an appeal to the Federal Circuit?

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How does SUN PHARMA GLOBAL FZE v. LUPIN LIMITED affect generic entry timelines for Lupin’s ANDA product?

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Did the litigation delay approval, launch, or both?

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Which exclusivity and patent expirations controlled the risk window (for the Orange Book reference listed drug)?

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Did the court’s rulings alter expected launch dates or design-around options?

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What generic-entry risks existed for Lupin during the pendency of 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB?

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What infringement theory was alleged (ANDA product, process, or method-of-use)?

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What were the technical design-around barriers (formulation/process/label changes)?

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What litigation risk bucket dominated (validity vs noninfringement)?

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What court decisions in 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB drove outcomes (claim construction, JMOL, or evidentiary rulings)?

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Were there dispositive rulings on patent validity under §102/§103/§112?

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Did the court address indefiniteness, enablement, or written description?

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Was infringement evaluated via claim charts, expert testimony, or summary judgment?

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How does this SUN v. Lupin dispute compare with similar Sun Pharma v. generic patent cases in the D.N.J.?

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Common themes across Sun Pharma patent enforcement in D.N.J.

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Differences by therapeutic area or patent type

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Key Takeaways

The prompt provides only the case caption and docket number (3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB) and does not include asserted patents, product identity, claims, procedural milestones, orders, or outcome. A litigation summary and analysis that is complete and accurate cannot be generated from the supplied information.

FAQs

  1. What patents did Sun Pharma Global FZE assert against Lupin Limited in 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB?
  2. What was the Orange Book reference product and which FDA submission triggered the Hatch-Waxman case?
  3. Did the court issue claim construction or dispositive rulings in 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB?
  4. Did the case end by settlement, dismissal, or judgment, and what did it mean for Lupin launch timing?
  5. What design-around strategies or label changes were relevant to the asserted claims?

References

  1. United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, case docket: Sun Pharma Global FZE v. Lupin Limited, 3:18-cv-02213-FLW-TJB.

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