Remember: this isn’t about patents, and they don’t even claim it is in the suit. The patent expires in 20 years, at which point generics can be made off label.
They’re arguing they have 329,000 pages that apply to the FOIA, not including things like spreadsheets, and that they don’t have the staff to handle 80,000 pages a month because they’re only 12 people with six other FOIA requests to work on at the moment.
They also claim they can’t be held to their previous statements about transparency because ~obviously~ they were just doing it for the reassurance factor and have other guidelines to follow after the fact.
Remember: this isn’t about patents, and they don’t even claim it is in the suit. The patent expires in 20 years, at which point generics can be made off label.
They’re arguing they have 329,000 pages that apply to the FOIA, not including things like spreadsheets, and that they don’t have the staff to handle 80,000 pages a month because they’re only 12 people with six other FOIA requests to work on at the moment.
They also claim they can’t be held to their previous statements about transparency because ~obviously~ they were just doing it for the reassurance factor and have other guidelines to follow after the fact.