Generic Drug Maker Fails In Effort Against Procter & Gamble

July 6, 2006 |

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A company that sells a generic version of a drug made by Procter & Gamble Co. lost its appeal to prevent the consumer products maker from marketing a separate form of the medication through a licensee.

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