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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`MYLAN PHARMACEUTICALS INC.,
`WOCKHARDT BIO AG, TEVA PHARMACEUTICALS USA, INC.
`and AUROBINDO PHARMA U.S.A. INC.,
`Petitioners,
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`v.
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`ASTRAZENECA AB,
`Patent Owner.
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`Case IPR2015-01340
`Patent RE44,186 E1
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`PETITIONERS’ MOTION TO SEAL
`37 C.F.R. §§42.14 & 42.54(a)
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`1 Wockhardt (IPR2016-01209), Teva (IPR2016-01122) and Aurobindo (IPR2016-
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`01117) have each been joined to this proceeding.
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`TABLE OF CONTENTS
`TABLE OF CONTENTS
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`Statement of requested relief ......................................................................... 1
`Statement of requested relief....................................................................... ..1
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`Discussion .................................................................................................... 2
`Discussion .................................................................................................. ..2
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`III. Conclusion .................................................................................................... 4
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`Conclusion .................................................................................................. ..4
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`Certificate of Compliance ....................................................................................... 5
`Certificate of Compliance ..................................................................................... ..5
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`Certificate of Service .............................................................................................. 6
`Certificate of Service ............................................................................................ ..6
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`I.
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`STATEMENT OF REQUESTED RELIEF
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`Petitioners (collectively, Mylan) move to seal exhibits EX1035, EX1060A,
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`EX1062A and EX1066-EX1071. Patent Owner (“AstraZeneca”) previously filed a
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`motion to seal exhibits EX2059A and EX2117-EX2119 and for entry of the
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`Default Protective Order. Paper 30; EX2192. Good cause exists to seal exhibits
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`EX1035, EX1060A, EX1062A because they contain confidential information
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`produced by AstraZeneca and information sought by AstraZeneca to be filed under
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`seal in EX2059A and EX2117-EX2119, and thus should be protected to the same
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`extent the Board protects the AstraZeneca exhibits. Similarly, good cause exists to
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`seal exhibits EX1066-EX1071 because these exhibits contain confidential and
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`proprietary information from third-party analysts. These analysts maintain that
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`their information is commercially sensitive, non-public information that only
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`retains its value when treated in accordance with laws that protect confidential
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`information (e.g., trade secret laws). These analysts restrict use of their
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`confidential information to avoid public disclosure. Accordingly, Mylan files this
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`motion to protect the third-party analyst’s confidential information from public
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`disclosure. Mylan has consulted AstraZeneca, which stated it would not take a
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`position on the motion to seal until after it had reviewed the motion in the context
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`of the exhibits.
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`II. DISCUSSION
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`The Board will grant a motion to seal upon a showing of good cause.
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`37 CFR §42.54(a). The Director has prescribed regulations “providing for
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`protective orders governing the exchange and submission of confidential
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`information”. 35 U.S.C. 316(a)(7). The Office Trial Practice Guide specifies that
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`confidential information subject to protection under the protective order includes
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`trade secret or other confidential research, development, or commercial
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`information. 77 Fed. Reg. 48756, 48760 (Aug. 14, 2012); see also 37 CFR
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`§42.54(a)(7).
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`According to AstraZeneca:
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`Exhibits 2117-2119 and 2059A contain confidential and proprietary
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`information from third-party, IMS Health Inc. (“IMS”). IMS
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`maintains that its information is commercially sensitive, non-public
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`information that only retains its value when treated in accordance with
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`laws that protect such confidential information (e.g., trade secret law).
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`IMS restricts the use of its confidential information to avoid public
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`disclosure.
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`Paper 30, 1. According to AstraZeneca, its economist-expert Dr. Meyers uses
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`confidential IMS data in EX2117-EX2119 in support of her testimony in the
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`unredacted version of her declaration, EX2059A. Paper 30, 4. Pursuant to a
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`stipulation between the parties (Paper 35, 4), Mylan relies on Dr. Meyer’s cross-
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`examination testimony from the collateral litigation in lieu of cross examination in
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`this proceeding and is required by stipulation of the parties to file Dr. Meyer’s
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`cross-examination testimony as well as all documents referenced therein.
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`Paper 35, ¶¶4-5
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`Mylan uses data from these same exhibits to rebut AstraZeneca testimony
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`based on the exhibits. Specifically, Mylan’s economist-expert Dr. McDuff relies on
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`these exhibits in preparing the unredacted version of his declaration (EX1060A)
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`and his supporting exhibit (EX1062A).
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`The third-party analyst reports in EX1066-EX1071 are proprietary materials
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`that, like the IMS data, are third-party proprietary commercial information that
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`would lose their value if publicly available. To the best of Mylan’s knowledge, the
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`information to be sealed is not otherwise publicly available. The Board has
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`previously granted a motion to seal under similar circumstances. See Athena
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`Automation Ltd. v. Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd., IPR2013-00167, Paper
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`32 at 2.
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`Mylan proposes adoption of the Default Protective Order that AstraZeneca
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`has already submitted (EX2192). To balance between the public interest in an open
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`record and the needs of IMS and the third-party analysts to protect their proprietary
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`data, Mylan submits redacted versions of EX1060A and EX1062A (EX1060 and
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`EX1062). EX1035 and EX1066-EX1071 should be sealed in their entirety because
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`they contain material that is confidential to a party or third-party other than Mylan
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`and, in each case, redaction to protect confidential information would render the
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`remaining document meaningless.
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`III. CONCLUSION
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`For the reasons provided above, Mylan requests that the Board seal exhibits
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`EX1035, EX1060A, EX1062A and EX1066-EX1071.
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`Respectfully,
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`/ Richard Torczon /
`Richard Torczon, Reg. No. 34,448
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`Date: 7 November 2016
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`CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
`37 CFR §42.54(a)
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`Mylan certifies that it conferred in good faith with AstraZeneca’s counsel
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`and that the parties agree on the scope of the proposed Protective Order (EX2192).
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`Respectfully,
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`/ Richard Torczon /
`Richard Torczon, Reg. No. 34,448
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`Date: 7 November 2016
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
`37 CFR §42.6(e)(i)
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`I certify that, on 7 November 2016, this PETITIONERS’ MOTION TO
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`SEAL was served on AstraZeneca at the following service electronic addresses:
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`Charles E. Lipsey
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`charles.lipsey@finnegan.com
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`Eric E. Grondahl
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`egrondahl@mccarter.com
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`John D. Livingstone
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`john.livingstone@finnegan.com
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`Anthony A. Hartmann
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`anthony.hartmann@finnegan.com
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`M. David Weingarten
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`david.weingarten@finnegan.com
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`on Wockhardt at the following service electronic addresses:
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`Frederick R. Ball
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`FRBall@duanemorris.com
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`Patrick C. Gallagher
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`PCGallagher@duanemorris.com
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`on Teva at the following service electronic addresses:
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`Iain A. McIntyre
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`IMcIntyre@carlsoncaspers.com
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`Gary J. Speier
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`GSpeier@carlsoncaspers.com
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`and on Aurobindo at the following service electronic addresses:
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`Sailesh K. Patel
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`SPatel@schiffhardin.com
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`Joel Wallace
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`JWallace@schiffhardin.com
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`George Yu
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`GYu@schiffhardin.com
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`Dated: 7 November 2016
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`/ Richard Torczon /
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