ANDA Claim

Abbreviated New Drug Application Claim - An Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) Claim arises when there is a dispute or legal challenge related to the submission or approval of an ANDA, which allows for the marketing of a generic drug that demonstrates bioequivalence to an already approved brand-name drug. This claim can involve issues of patent infringement, exclusivity rights, or regulatory compliance.

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Abbreviated New Drug Application Claim
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ANDA Claim
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ANDA Dispute Claim, Bioequivalence Application Claim, Generic Drug Application Claim, Generic Medicine Application Claim
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Definition
An Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) Claim arises when there is a dispute or legal challenge related to the submission or approval of an ANDA, which allows for the marketing of a generic drug that demonstrates bioequivalence to an already approved brand-name drug. This claim can involve issues of patent infringement, exclusivity rights, or regulatory compliance.
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