7947724

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Cases
15
Active
0
15 closed
Filed
2011–2016
Top venue
D. New Jersey
5 cases

Filing activity

2011: 1 case'112012: 1 case'12'13'142015: 4 cases4'152016: 2 cases'16
Cases asserting US Patent 7947724 filed per year.

Helsinn Healthcare S.A. et al. v. Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Ltd. et al.

judgment (invalidated on appeal; Supreme Court affirmed)
Docket:
3:11-cv-03962
Filed:
2011-07-08

Consolidated Hatch-Waxman ANDA action in D.N.J. (lead case 3:11-cv-03962, consolidated with 3:11-cv-05579 and 3:13-cv-05815) asserting the '724, '725, '424, and '219 patents. District court found claims valid and infringed, but the Federal Circuit reversed under the on-sale bar and the Supreme Court affirmed invalidity.

Helsinn-related family appeal

listed in Google Patents litigation data
Docket:
17-1746
Patents:7947724

Listed in Google Patents litigation data as a Federal Circuit case in the Helsinn family; no further details provided.

Untitled case

listed in Google Patents litigation data
Docket:
3:11-cv-05579
Patents:7947724

Listed in Google Patents litigation data for the Helsinn family; whether the '724 patent specifically was asserted was not individually verified.

Helsinn Healthcare S.A. et al. v. Fresenius Kabi USA, LLC

voluntarily dismissed without prejudice
Docket:
1:15-cv-00918
Filed:
2015-10-13
Terminated:
2015-12-01

Helsinn and Roche asserted U.S. Patents 7,947,724; 8,518,981; 8,598,218; 9,066,980; and 9,125,905 against Fresenius Kabi in D. Del. based on Fresenius's Notice Letter regarding NDA No. 208109 for palonosetron HCl IV. Helsinn voluntarily dismissed the action without prejudice on 2015-12-01, and it was essentially refiled in New Jersey.

Helsinn Healthcare S.A. et al. v. Qilu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. et al.

closed/dismissed
Docket:
15-cv-08132
Filed:
2015-11-17

Helsinn and Roche filed a patent-infringement action against Qilu in D.N.J. after Qilu's Paragraph IV letter regarding the '905 patent. The case was closed/dismissed, but the narrative notes uncertainty whether the '905 patent itself was pleaded; FDA's tentative-approval letter described the Qilu litigation as asserting the '724, '094, '980, and '942 patents instead.