Alirocumab to be pulled from market

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District court will meet March 23 or 24 to decide on pulling Praluent from market permanently. Not happy about my decision to come here. Lots of promises that have not come true. Now the patent infringement and threat of permanent injunction. Not fun times! We are becoming a joke in cardiology offices.
 






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District court will meet March 23 or 24 to decide on pulling Praluent from market permanently. Not happy about my decision to come here. Lots of promises that have not come true. Now the patent infringement and threat of permanent injunction. Not fun times! We are becoming a joke in cardiology offices.
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there is zero prescient for pulling Praluent off the market, royalties to Amgen sure pull the product highly unlikely
 






anonymous said:
there is zero prescient for pulling Praluent off the market, royalties to Amgen sure pull the product highly unlikely
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Apple called and they want you at their genius bar. In one sentence you show us you can't really spell and you go from "zero chance" to "highly unlikely". Which is it genius bar?
 












we have seen this play out before with another product of ours. Praluent will most likely stay on the market but will come at a price. Experts are anticipating 10-20% royalties to be paid by Sanofi/Regeneron. Coupled with a slow uptake of Praluent we can expect a major reorganization announced shortly after the deal. Apparently Amgen has a great case and is willing to take this all the way. If our team is foolish enough to proceed we could very well lose everything. However, our team is posturing to see if Amgen will settle for less. Amgen is passionate about this case and looking to prove a point. They will try for 40% or higher in royalties. Should be an interesting outcome since our team already admitted to infringing on the patents but questioned their validity.
 






Amusa has this to say about the situation post-decision: "After further consultation with our legal counsel, we believe … that it is reasonably likely that Praluent will be removed from the U.S. market in 2016," he wrote in an investor note (as quoted by Barron's).
 






anonymous said:
we have seen this play out before with another product of ours. Praluent will most likely stay on the market but will come at a price. Experts are anticipating 10-20% royalties to be paid by Sanofi/Regeneron. Coupled with a slow uptake of Praluent we can expect a major reorganization announced shortly after the deal. Apparently Amgen has a great case and is willing to take this all the way. If our team is foolish enough to proceed we could very well lose everything. However, our team is posturing to see if Amgen will settle for less. Amgen is passionate about this case and looking to prove a point. They will try for 40% or higher in royalties. Should be an interesting outcome since our team already admitted to infringing on the patents but questioned their validity.
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Len, Bob T and DR are arrogant fucks...they will not settle.
 






If we don't strike a deal soon we will all be out of a job. Tomorrow is when the court meets. Clock is ticking quickly and our incompetent legal team thinks we can appeal this away. Unfortunately Amgen can deliver a deadly blow to Praluent if they get the injunction approved tomorrow.
 






anonymous said:
If we don't strike a deal soon we will all be out of a job. Tomorrow is when the court meets. Clock is ticking quickly and our incompetent legal team thinks we can appeal this away. Unfortunately Amgen can deliver a deadly blow to Praluent if they get the injunction approved tomorrow.
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Dude...so true. Our legal team used to be our hospital reps who were redeployed. Led by Shane the PA who is now a practicing lawyer. At least we'll walk into the trial with plenty of confidence and swagger. Ha
 






anonymous said:
Dude...so true. Our legal team used to be our hospital reps who were redeployed. Led by Shane the PA who is now a practicing lawyer. At least we'll walk into the trial with plenty of confidence and swagger. Ha
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So Shane is a practicing lawyer? I thought he was a medical director of the universe and a mentor to every physicain that ever lived. Take that Amgen. Scared yet? We are in good hands people. Sic'em Shane.
 
















































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