Hikma And Reddy’s Tell Supreme Court To Throw Out Vascepa Appeal

Amarin Has Petitioned Supreme Court For Certiorari Review

Certiorari review of a Federal Circuit decision invalidating Vascepa patents “is not warranted,” Hikma and Dr Reddy’s Laboratories have argued, claiming that the premise of originator Amarin’s petition to the US Supreme Court is “false.”

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The Federal Circuit and district court decisions are “correct and do not conflict with any precedent,” Hikma and Reddy's argue • Source: Shutterstock

Hikma and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories have urged the US Supreme Court to deny certiorari review of a US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit decision affirming as invalid six patents shielding Amarin’s Vascepa (icosapent ethyl), insisting that it stems from a “fact-intensive” district court ruling “that applies settled obviousness precedent, breaks no new ground, and raises no question of any importance beyond Amarin’s patents.”

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