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US: Judge to lift secrets in AG Schneiderman’s Actavis lawsuit

By  |  October 23, 2014

Just weeks after New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman took on Actavis and its Forest Laboratories for an alleged pay-for-delay conspiracy, a federal judge has decided to lift some portions of the complaint Forest sought to keep under wraps.

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    According to reports, AG Schneiderman’s federal complaint filed last month was filled with blacked-out paragraphs as Forest claimed they contained trade secrets and confidential information. But reports say US District Judge Robert Sweet will remove significant portions of these blacked out paragraphs.

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    AG Schneiderman first launched an investigation in February into allegations that Forest paid to delay the entry of a generic rival for one of its Alzheimer’s pharmaceuticals.

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