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Takeda slapped with $885M verdict in pay-for-delay antitrust case

Takeda plans to appeal after a federal jury found it liable in a landmark pay-for-delay antitrust case and ordered the Japanese drugmaker to pay $885 million in damages, a figure that could be roughly tripled under antitrust law.

By FiercePharma · May 21, 2026 · via FiercePharma
Takeda slapped with $885M verdict in pay-for-delay antitrust case

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