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`IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
`FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
`CIVIL NO 11 5048 and 122928
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`WARNER CHILCOTT CO LLC
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`Plaintiff
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`TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS
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`TRIAL
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`vs
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`LUPIN LTD and LUPIN
`PHARMACEUTICALS INC
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`Defendants
`WARNER CHILCOTT CO LLC
`Plaintiff
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`vs
`WATSON LABORATORIES INC
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`Defendant
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`Trenton New Jersey
`October 7 2013
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`B E F O R E
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`THE HONORABLE
`UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
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`JOEL A PISANO
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`to Section 753 Title 28 United States
`Pursuant
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`an accurate record as taken stenographically in the
`above entitled proceedings
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`SJoanne M Caruso CSR CRR
`Official Court Reporter
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`APPEARANCES
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`MC CARTER
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`BY CYNTHIA S BETZ ESQ
`For Plaintiff
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`ENGLISH
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`COVINGTON
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`BURLING LLP
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`BY GEORGE F PAPPAS ESQ
`JEFFREY B ELIKAN ESQ
`BENJAMIN C BLOCK ESQ
`ERIC R SONNENSCHEIN ESQ
`MICHAEL N KENNEDY ESQ
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`For the Plaintiff
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`FITZPATRICK CELLA HARPER
`BY DOMINICK A CONDE ESQ
`JEREMY COBB ESQ
`JASON A LEONARD ESQ
`MARY ALICE HIATT ESQ
`For Plaintiff
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`SCINTO
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`MAYER
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`LEYDIG VOIT
`BY ROBERT F GREEN ESQ
`CARYN C BORG BREEN ESQ
`JAMAICA P SZELIGA ESQ
`MARC R WEZOWSKI ESQ
`NIMITA L PAREKH ESQ
`JESSICA TYRUS ESQ
`For Defendant Lupin
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`FOX ROTHSCHILD
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`BY KAREN A CONFOY ESQ
`CHRISTOPHER KINKADE ESQ
`HEATHER KUMO ESQ
`For Defendant Lupin
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`LERNER DAVID LITTENBERG KRUMHOLZ
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`BY PAUL H KOCHANSKI ESQ
`For Defendant Amneal Pharmaceutical of New York
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`October 7 2013
`THE COURT Good morning
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`THE CLERK All rise
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`THE COURT Welcome everybody
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`Now there are a lot of people here Let’s see I
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`validity Is that correct
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`MR PAPPAS Good morning George Pappas
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`THE COURT As a result as I understand it having
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`MR PAPPAS That
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`THE COURT
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`MR PAPPAS Very well
`MR GREEN Robert Green on behalf of the Lupin
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`THE COURT Mr Green
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`MR KOCHANSKI
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`Paul Kochanski Lerner David on
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`behalf of the ANDA holder Amneal Pharmaceuticals of New York
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`MR KOCHANSKI Mr Kennedy is not here today just
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`I’m here today
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`THE COURT
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`MR KOCHANSKI Yes
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`MS CONFOY Karen Confoy for the defendants as well
`THE COURT Now who is Mr Kinkade Is he with you
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`MS CONFOY Your Honor he is not here today
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`neither is Heather Kumo but
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`THE COURT Filling from timetotime as local
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`counsel okay
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`Mr Green who do you have with
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`Miss Szeliga is here I see you
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`Who is Miss BorgBreen
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`MS BORG BREEN Caryn BorgBreen
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`THE COURT Mr Wezowski
`MR WEZOWSKI
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`Good morning
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`THE COURT Miss Tyrus
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`MS TYRUS
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`THE COURT Miss Parekh
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`MS PAREKH Good morning
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`THE COURT You’re all from the same firm
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`MR GREEN That
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`THE COURT Great
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`Now we have Warner Chilcott Miss Betz is here
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`MS BETZ
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`Good morning
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`Cynthia Betz from McCarter English
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`THE COURT Mr Pappas good morning
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`Mr Block
`MR BLOCK Good morning your Honor
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`THE COURT
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`I just wrote them down in the order I
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`Mr Elikan
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`MR ELIKAN Mr Elikan your Honor
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`THE COURT Nice to see you
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`Mr Sonnenschein
`MR SONNENSCHEIN Good morning your Honor
`THE COURT Mr Kennedy
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`MR KENNEDY
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`Good morning your Honor
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`THE COURT Where is Mr Conde
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`MR CONDE Good morning
`THE COURT Mr Cobb
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`MR COBB Good morning your Honor
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`THE COURT Who is everybody else
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`MR CONDE Mr Jason Leonard and Miss Mary Alice
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`THE COURT We’ll try to make your stay efficient and
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`Defendants bear
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`MR PAPPAS No objection we agree
`MR GREEN Fine with us
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`THE COURT With the entire case
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`MR GREEN With one exception of Dr Darney who is
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`THE COURT
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`How about Mr Kochanski what about you
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`MR KOCHANSKI We’re following Lupin so we we’re
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`THE COURT Mr Pappas
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`MR PAPPAS Yes So we have assumed although the
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`That’s basically the schedule your Honor
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`MR GREEN Yes
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`MR PAPPAS Four We have two this week that will
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`THE COURT Whatever you need by way of scheduling
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`MR GREEN We would enjoy that I think if possible
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`MR PAPPAS Your Honor I think Mr Green and the
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`MR GREEN That’s fine
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`MR PAPPAS Very well your Honor
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`THE COURT Okay
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`MR GREEN If I may pass up copies of the
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`Good morning your Honor Robert Green on behalf of
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`If I can start first with Dr Kurt Barnhart Dr
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`MS BORG BREEN Caryn BorgBreen It’s a hyphenated
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`THE COURT Yes I know that I didn’t know if you
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`Permission to approach
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`THE COURT Sure
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`THE COURT Good morning sir
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`K U R T
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`We have two binders of exhibits and
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`Can you please bring up DTX108A
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`THE COURT Why don’t we just
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`There is no objection this is in evidence
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`gynecology as well as the subspecialty reproductive
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`Yes I do
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`Do you conduct clinical research
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`I do Approximately at least half of my job is to
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`oversee or conduct clinical research in the field of
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`that work has been funded over
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`Approximately how many
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`Q Dr Barnhart do you consider yourself to be an expert
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`At this time your Honor we would
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`MR ELIKAN No objection your Honor
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`THE COURT
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`MR ELIKAN No
`THE COURT Your name is
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`MR ELIKAN Mr Elikan
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`THE COURT
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`You are
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`MR BLOCK Mr Block sorry
`Please bring up JTX1
`Dr Barnhart do you recognize JTX1
`I do This is the cover page for my understanding
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`is the
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`This is the 984 patent
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`It is
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`JTX1
`MS BORG BREEN
`You need to keep your voice up I’m
`having trouble hearing you Mr Elikan is having trouble
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`THE COURT
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`MR ELIKAN No objection
`MS BORG BREEN
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`I will certainly do my best to speak
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`louder
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`Q Dr Barnhart have you formed any opinions regarding the
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`984 patent
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`And what
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`My opinion is based on the prior art available to the
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`obvious the claims in this patent
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`Yes I have
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`And do you have a demonstrative you prepared to summarize
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`opening argument which is correct That’s the endogenous
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`estrogen the woman makes The higher the follicle gets the
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`more estrogen the woman is making in her own body and
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`competing with the estrogen in the pill When it’s suppressed
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`again you’ve got a rise and then a fall You’ve got a
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`So if you can limit the fluctuation because you’re
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`in the art that you’re not only fixing efficacy you’re
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`Q Dr Barnhart can you identify some exhibits some trial
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`I put a number of references on the slide to give you
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`there’s a DTX 477 and DTX507 which are articles in the
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`217 pill regimen It’s known ten years before this that the
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`Then there was a lot of work supported in these other
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`literatures under the four day pillfree interval
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`I can read
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`them DTX 433 445 481 484 505 520 530 and 531 as well as
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`JTX 10 which are again examples and not an exhaustive list
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`of a discussion of what
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`the benefits would be to improve the
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`oral contraception by making a shorter hormonefree interval
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`Some of these papers like the ones I bolded have
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`second we can add estrogen to it
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`This is exceedingly obvious and well discussed in the
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`physiology biology medical literature about
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`the oral
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`contraceptive pill and again all
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`again I can quote each
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`data but all in the 80s and 90s well before the
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`patentinsuit This is not new information
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`MS BORG BREEN
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`At this time your Honor we move
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`DTX477 507 433 445 481 484 505 520 530 and 531 as
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`MR ELIKAN No objection your Honor
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`THE COURT Okay
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`Q Dr Barnhart we discussed at the beginning of your
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`They noted in their review that the Pearl Index was the
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`highest or the worse or highest pregnancy
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`rate unintended
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`pregnancy
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`rate for Lo Loestrin than they had seen before or
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`that they had approved I should say I don’t know what
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`they’ve seen
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`Can we have page two of this document
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`Is this the portion of the document where the FDA
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`talks about Lo Loestrin having the highest Pearl Index of any
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`oral contraceptive previously approved
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`Your Honor we have nothing further
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`THE COURT Okay
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`Let’s take a short break
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`THE CLERK All rise
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`THE CLERK All rise
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`THE COURT
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`Q Dr Barnhart I handed up binders containing exhibits
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`that will potentially be used in the cross examination
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`Now Dr Barnhart this isn’t the first time that you
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`That’s correct
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`So you’re testifying in this case on behalf of Lupin that
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`the patentinsuit is obvious right
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`Correct
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`This is in fact the third time in two years that you
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`you have opined on behalf of Lupin in a trial that an oral
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`contraceptive patent was obvious right
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`the first time I was retained was Watson but
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`I ended up with Lupin you’re correct but yes so I have been
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`That’s correct
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`cases in which you’ve testified at trial right
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`So while you’ve testified time after time after time that
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`patents covering oral contraceptive regimens would have been
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`obvious you’ve never testified that any patent covering oral
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`contraceptive regimen was not obvious right
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`The only three times I testified
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`I looked at other
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`The only three times I testified were I concluded
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`they were obvious yes
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`I’ll do my best
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`Thank you so much
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`Let’s talk about breakthrough bleeding shall we
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`Sure
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`Okay
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`You’re aware of literature generally saying that as
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`estrogen doses decline bleeding problems increase right
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`Did I not answer your question
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`I just want to make sure your answer
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`is you are aware of
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`literature saying generally that as estrogen doses decline
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`bleeding problems increase right
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`complex than that
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`pattern disturbances right
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`This is your article is it not Dr Barnhart
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`Yes
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`The Chapter 8 Contraception you’re one of
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`Yes
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`Can we turn to page 16 of 32
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`If you can highlight
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`You see in this paragraph that you wrote so while
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`COCs containing 20 microgram EE may be theoretically safer
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`Right That’s what I just said
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`Did I read that correctly sir
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`Yes
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`At least in that sentence you didn’t qualify it and say
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`20 microgram EE products or low dose estrogen COCs have in
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`it reviewed evidence which was basically was confined to
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`bleeding or spotting right
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`That’s what that sentence says
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`Your words Dr Barnhart
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`THE COURT Hold it hold it
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`Dr Barnhart I’m going to ask you to simply listen
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`qualifying things this will be a long arduous process
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`THE WITNESS Fair enough
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`Unscheduled bleeding can be uncomfortable in an emotional
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`sense right
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`Sir I’m showing you your trial testimony from the
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