The US FTC withdraws from the remaining case against a pharmaceutical company after the Supreme Court decides to strip consumers of relief (AbbVie / Allergan)

Federal Trade Commission Withdraws Remaining Case against AbbVie after Supreme Court Decision Strips Consumers of Relief* After the Supreme Court declined to review a ruling from the Third Circuit that AbbVie used sham litigation to illegally maintain a monopoly, the Federal Trade Commission has withdrawn the remaining count in its complaint. “The Commission is deeply disappointed that we cannot compensate consumers who were the victims of AbbVie’s and Besins’s anticompetitive conduct,

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US Federal Trade Commission, The US FTC withdraws from the remaining case against a pharmaceutical company after the Supreme Court decides to strip consumers of relief (AbbVie / Allergan), 30 July 2021, e-Competitions US Private Enforcement, Art. N° 101874

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