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In a trademark dispute over similar-sounding brand names, the 3rd Circuit has rejected the novel argument that an injunction was needed to prevent the "serious health risk" of a patient's receiving the wrong prescription but has nonetheless ordered the lower court to grant an injunction due to the "right of the public not to be deceived or confused." The suit involves Kos Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Advicor and Andrx Corp.'s Altocor anti-cholesterol drugs.
May 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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