US Court Says Yes To Gilead’s Quarter Billion Dollar Settlement On Truvada, Atripla
Follows Rare ‘Pay-For-Delay’ Jury Trial Held At The End Of June
Executive Summary
Despite winning a landmark multi-billion-dollar antitrust suit earlier this year, Gilead Sciences has seen a US court give an initial green light allowing it to shell out nearly $250m to settle antitrust claims from direct purchasers of its two major HIV drugs.
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