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James R. Barney

Fed. Circ. Affirms Another AbbVie Win in Humira Patent Case

April 8, 2015

Law360

On April 8, the Federal Circuit upheld a lower court's July decision, ruling in favor of Finnegan client AbbVie and invalidating a Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology Trust arthritis treatment patent. As a result, AbbVie will not have to pay four years of licensing royalties for its top-selling anti-inflammatory drug Humira.

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