
Ouch. In Nivagen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Amneal Pharmaceuticals Inc., C.A. No. 24-846-GBW (D. Del.), the patentee plaintiff filed suit to stop a competitor from launching a drug that it says would infringe its patents, after the competitor received FDA approval.
(Because this was not an ANDA, there was no automatic stay.)
The plaintiff filed a TRO motion on August 13, shortly after its complaint. For at least two of the …