Product-hopping case against Indivior continues

Spencer Parts

19 July 2019

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The Federal Trade Commission last week charged Reckitt Benckiser with anticompetitive “product hopping” and obtained a $50 million settlement, but a federal judge has allowed damages claims over the conduct only against the company’s former subsidiary.

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