Delaware Court Extends Hikma to Labels Without Carve-Outs

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Key Takeaways: In one of the first life sciences cases to address induced infringement after Hikma v. Amarin, the District of Delaware held that its affirmative-conduct standard applies even when a generic uses the full reference label, rejecting Vanda’s argument that Hikma is limited to skinny-label carve-outs….
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Delaware Court Extends Hikma to Labels Without Carve-Outs