As reported by Big Molecule Watch, the Supreme Court has ordered a briefing schedule in Amgen v. Sandoz. Because the Court granted and consolidated Sandoz’s petition and Amgen’s conditional cross-petition, the Court has adopted a four-brief schedule, comparable to the procedure used in the courts of appeals.
According to the order, the briefing schedule will be as follows:
Amici curiae may file only one brief; the due date is determined by which party the amicus supports, no matter which issue or issues the amicus addresses.
We expect oral argument to occur between April 24-26, the end of the Court’s final argument sitting, which would allow the Court to decide the case before the end of June.
Source: Big Molecule Watch
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