Why FTC v. Actavis Won’t Shift the Border Between IP and Antitrust Law* The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Federal Trade Commission v. Actavis, Inc., No. 12-416, U.S (2013), has generated a lot of commentary recently. Some articles have suggested that the decision may expose certain intellectual property (IP) licensing decisions to antitrust scrutiny that prior to Actavis would have been immune from antitrust attack. “Under Actavis, the
The US Supreme Court rules that a payment by a patentee to a generic manufacturer may constitute an infringement of antitrust law (Actavis)
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