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From the November 2. E Brief. From the October 2. E Brief. From the September 2. E Brief. From the August 2. E Brief. From the November 2. E Brief. Central District of California Court Adopts Third Circuit Interpretation of Antitrust Injury Requirement. Harrison Frahn, William Pilon, Steven Mc. Lellan. Simpson Thacher Bartlett LLPOn September 1. United States District Court for the Central District of California dismissed an antitrust complaint against Biogen Inc. Biogen on the grounds that the Plaintiff, Ixchel Pharma, LLC Ixchel, lacked antitrust standing because it had not suffered an injury to competition. Ixchel Pharma, LLC v. Biogen Inc., No. 2 1. WBS EFB, 2. 01. 7 WL 4. E. D. Cal. Sept. 1. The District Courts decision relied on and expanded a recent Third Circuit holding that a pharmaceutical company that out licensed products, rather than producing or distributing the products themselves, was not injured by conduct that reduced competition in the downstream market for the licensed product. The Ixchel decision is important, in that it highlights the importance of pleading antitrust injury in cases involving Actavis type reverse payment settlements in the pharmaceutical market. Ixchels Allegations. Ixchel, a biotechnology company, alleged that it was working to develop a drug to treat a neurological disorder, Friedreichs ataxia, using the active ingredient dimethyl fumarate DMF. Ixchel, 2. WL 4. 01. Ixchel did not have the resources to develop the drug on its own, and so it entered into a Collaboration Agreement with Forward Pharma FA Ap. S Forward to develop the drug. Id.   Based on the agreement, Forward would investigate the feasibility of conducting clinical trials for the drug and, if feasible, conduct and pay for the trials. Id.   After the trials, Forward had sole discretion whether or not to seek FDA approval. Id.   If FDA approval were sought and obtained, Forward would manage and pay for manufacturing and commercialization of the drug with Ixchels assistance, and Ixchel would be entitled to royalties from drug sales. Id. Biogen marketed the drug Tecfidera, which also used DMF as an active ingredient, to treat a different neurological disorder, multiple sclerosis. Id.   Doctors also prescribed Tecfidera off label to treat a variety of other neurological disorders, including Friedrichs ataxia. Complaint  1. At the relevant time, Tecfidera was the only FDA approved drug containing DMF for treating neurological disorders in the United States. Ixchel, 2. WL 4. 01. In October 2. 01. Forward determined that it was feasible to conduct clinical trials for the Ixchel DMF drug. Id.   Forward and Ixchel began preparing the drug for clinical trials. Id.   However, at the same time, Biogen and Forward were involved in an intellectual property dispute over the ownership of intellectual property rights relating to the use of DMF as a therapeutic. Id.   Biogen and Forward settled this dispute in January 2. Id.   As a condition of the settlement, Forward agreed to terminate its contract with Ixchel regarding developing a DMF drug for Friedreichs ataxia in exchange for a 1. Biogen.   Complaint  3. Subsequently, Forward terminated its agreement with Ixchel and ceased working with Ixchel on the clinical trials. Borderlands 2 Pc Save Downloads. Ixchel, 2. WL 4. 01. Ixchel was unable to find a new partner to develop its DMF drug. Id. Ixchel sued Biogen, claiming that its payment to Forward in exchange for terminating the agreement with Ixchel stifled competition in the market for DMF drugs. Id. The Antitrust Injury Requirement. The requirement to establish antitrust injury was established by the Supreme Courts decision in Brunswick Corp. Pueblo Bowl O Mat, Inc., 4. U. S. 4. 77, 4. 89 1. The plaintiffs in Brunswick alleged that Brunswick, the largest manufacturer of bowling equipment, was harming competition by acquiring and operating a number of failing bowling alleys that otherwise would have gone out of business. Id. The plaintiffs, operators of competing bowling alleys, claimed that they were entitled to damages for the increased profits they would have captured if the bowling alleys acquired by Brunswick had gone out of business. Id. The plaintiffs won at trial and on appeal to the Third Circuit. Id. However, the Supreme Court unanimously reversed, holding that the plaintiffs must prove antitrust injury, which is to say injury of the type the antitrust laws were intended to prevent and that flows from that which makes defendants acts unlawful. The injury should reflect the anticompetitive effect either of the violation or of anticompetitive acts made possible by the violation. Id. The Brunswick Court was concerned with plaintiffs who sought to use the antitrust laws to reduce competition. As the Brunswick Court noted, compensating plaintiffs because competition remained robust would be inimical to the purposes of the antitrust laws. Id. Lower courts have interpreted Brunswicks antitrust injury requirement to limit standing to consumers and competitors, with a narrow exception for third parties whose injuries are inextricably intertwined with the injury to competition. Recently, in Ethypharm S. A. France v. Abbott Laboratories, 7. F. 3d 2. 23 3d Cir. Third Circuit addressed the application of the antitrust injury requirement to a foreign pharmaceutical company, Ethypharm. The company agreed to supply Antara, a drug used to lower cholesterol, to a third party, Reliant, for distribution in the United States market. Id. Their agreement provided that Reliant was responsible for obtaining all regulatory approvals for Antara. Id.   Reliant obtained regulatory approval for Antara, but then became involved in a patent dispute over the drug with Abbott Laboratories, which distributed a similar drug. Id. To settle the suit, Reliant agreed to pay royalties to Abbott and agreed to certain restrictions on any assignment of the Antara program. Id. The restrictions precluded Reliant from selling or assigning its rights to Antara to a number of large pharmaceutical companies, and provided for an increase in the royalties due to Abbott if the Antara program were sold or assigned to any other party. Id. A few months later, Reliant sold its interests in Antara to a small pharmaceutical company that did not successfully market Antara and subsequently declared bankruptcy. Id. Ethypharm sued Abbott, alleging that the settlement between Abbott and Reliant forced the sale of Antara to an ineffective competitor, which caused the marketing of Antara to fail. Id. The District Court granted summary judgment for Abbott, holding that Ethypharm had not presented sufficient evidence that Abbotts allegedly anticompetitive conduct had caused Ethypharms injuries. Id. The Third Circuit affirmed, holding that Ethypharm had failed to establish antitrust injury. The Third Circuit explained that, under Brunswick as interpreted by its own precedent, antitrust injury is limited to consumers and competitors in the restrained market and to those whose injuries are the means by which the defendants seek to achieve their anticompetitive ends.