Teva and Medicis settle over Solodyn

23 March 2009

Israel-headquartered Teva Pharmaceutical Industries  and US firm Medicis Pharmaceutical have agreed to terminate all legal disputes between them  relating to Solodyn (minocycline HCl, USP) extended-release tablets.  Under an agreement entered into between the parties, Teva has confirmed  that Medicis patents relating to Solodyn are valid and enforceable, and  cover its activities relating to its generic product under Abbreviated  New Drug Application number 65-485. As part of the settlement, Teva has  agreed to immediately stop all further shipments of generic versions of  the drug. Medicis has agreed to release Teva from liability arising from  any prior sales of its copy, which were not authorized by Medicis.

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