Teva Settles On US Vivitrol Despite Conclusion Of Patent-Litigation Trial
Closing Arguments Heard In June; Alkermes Backs Brand Even With Potential Generic
Executive Summary
Teva potentially was only a matter of days away from hearing a decision in its patent litigation battle over Vivitrol (naltrexone) long-acting injectable, but has instead put pen to paper on a settlement deal.
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