News Judge blocks mass firings of federal agency workers A judge in California has said that the Trump administration's mass termination of probationary workers at federal agencies is likely to be unlawful.
News When licensing deals go bad - Novo sues KBP Bio for $830m Novo Nordisk lawsuit claims KBP concealed clinical data ahead of a $1.3bn licensing deal for blood pressure drug candidate ocedurenone.
News Pfizer offers $60m to settle prescriber kickback claims Pfizer has paid $60m to settle US government allegations that its Biohaven unit made improper payments to prescribers of its migraine drug Nurtec ODT.
News Purdue and Sacklers agree new $7.4bn opioid settlement Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family who own the company have proposed a new $7.4 billion settlement to resolve thousands of opioid-related lawsuits.
News Sage sues Biogen after unsolicited takeover bid Sage Therapeutics has left its view of Biogen's recent takeover bid in little doubt – it has just filed a lawsuit seeking to block the deal.
News Insulin pump firm Insulet wins $452m in trade secrets clash Insulet is celebrating a jury's verdict that rival South Korean firm EOFlow stole trade secrets relating to its wearable insulin pump technology.
News EMA seeks input on virtual alternative to animal test EMA delivers a milestone in the replacement of animals in drug testing with the qualification of a virtual model for repeat-dose toxicity studies.
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