Teva, FTC Reach Tentative Settlement in Low-Cost Generics Lawsuits
20 Février 2019 - 1:47AM
Dow Jones News
By Maria Armental
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. and federal regulators have
reached a tentative agreement to resolve a series of disputes over
pacts to delay sale of generic drugs.
The proposed settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, which
would resolve three complaints, essentially extends and tightens
restrictions under a 2015 settlement and resets the clock so that
restrictions remain in place for 10 years from the date of the new
agreement.
Teva won't pay any additional money beyond the $1.2 billion in
relief for overpayment as part of the 2015 settlement.
So-called "reverse-payment" or "pay-for-delay" settlements
involve a branded drug company that pays or gives some kind of
inducement to another company to delay sales of a generic. The FTC
says such deals cost consumers and taxpayers some $3.5 billion a
year.
Write to Maria Armental at maria.armental@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
February 19, 2019 19:32 ET (00:32 GMT)
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