Patent disputes, manufacturer lawsuits, and compounding IP for pharmacies and life-science operators.
Request a Free Case ReviewIntellectual property disputes in healthcare rarely arrive alone. A patent dispute or a brand-manufacturer lawsuit against a pharmacy or compounding operation usually travels with FDA compounding rules, state board exposure, and payor scrutiny on the same set of facts.
Health Law Alliance counsels pharmacies, compounding operations, and life-science companies on patent disputes, pharmaceutical manufacturer lawsuits, and "essentially copies" allegations aimed at compounded preparations. Our bench includes Dr. Martha Rumore, a pharmacist-attorney and registered patent attorney with 200+ publications in FDA, DEA, and pharmacy law.
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Anthony's background as a former federal prosecutor and executive for major healthcare companies provided a level of expertise and insight that made all the difference. His deep understanding of healthcare law, particularly in litigation and compliance matters, helped navigate complex legal issues with ease.
Defense of patent disputes involving pharmacies, compounders, and manufacturers, handled together with the regulatory issues that usually travel with them. Led by a registered patent attorney.
Defense of pharmacies and compounding operations sued by brand manufacturers, including matters that overlap FDA compounding rules, 503A and 503B status, and state pharmacy regulation.
Responding to essentially-copies allegations and intellectual property claims aimed at compounded preparations, coordinated with FDA and state board defense on the same facts.
Health Law Alliance handles the response and any parallel appeal, licensing matter or referral as one coordinated matter, so the strategy does not change hands as the matter moves between forums.
The bench includes a former Assistant U.S. Attorney nominated for the DOJ Director's Award, senior healthcare-company counsel, and attorney-providers with experience across healthcare audits and investigations.
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Before you respond to a demand letter, complaint, or essentially-copies allegation, have a privileged conversation with counsel that pairs healthcare regulatory defense with a registered patent attorney. Free, confidential, no retainer.