30
Aug
Something Wicked This Way Comes - Lachman Blog

Something Wicked This Way Comes?

For those of us that live in areas with seasonal changes, I’m sure everyone has experienced the telltale signs that autumn is right around the corner. These changes are subtle at first but soon gain significance and portend a future that looks different than the present. Individuals who carefully examine the FDA’s Paragraph IV (PIV) Patent […]

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18
Jun
Suitability Petition Metrics - Lachman Blog

Suitability Petition Metrics

Any frequent reader of the Lachman blog is well acquainted with the blog’s affinity for commenting on approval metrics from the Office of Generic Drugs (OGD). Today’s blog will also address metrics, but, in this case, the metrics are related to suitability petitions and are completely unofficial as the OGD has yet to publish or […]

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28
May
Making Sense Out Of The IRA - Lachman Blog

Making Sense Out Of The IRA? – Good Luck To You!

As one would expect from a consulting service that focuses primarily on the Regulatory and Compliance sectors, the Lachman Blog has not historically focused on issues that are primarily economic in nature, unless the discussion is related to drug shortages. When searching our blog archive, I only found a single reference to the issue that […]

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19
Apr
April 2024 FDA SBIA Generic Drug Forum - A Flair for the PLAIR - Lachman Consultants Blog

April 2024 FDA SBIA Generic Drug Forum – A Flair for the PLAIR

Last week, I was able to attend SBIA’s Generic Drug Forum in Bethesda, Maryland, and I’m sure that many readers of Lachman’s blog also attended virtually. The Forum offered a diverse array of presentations applicable to the generic industry at large. In this blog, I will focus on one presentation related to PLAIRs (Pre-Launch Activities […]

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12
Feb
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The “Hows” of Drug Shortages 

If there was one theme that was pervasive throughout the discussions and presentations at the recent AAM Access 2024 meeting in Tampa, Florida, it was related to drug shortages.  The issue was touched upon by representatives from AAM, officials from the FDA, CEOs, Doug Long of IQVIA, and others as well.  With different individuals providing […]

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22
May

Exclusivity from the Experts

One of the breakout sessions offered at the recent FDLI conference was titled, Updates on Patent and Exclusivity Issues for Drugs, Orphan Drugs and Biologics.  The panel for this session included representatives from FDA, industry, and attorneys that specialize in this practice area.  While the session covered both patent and exclusivity issues, I will be […]

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