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`THOMAS S. FLETCHER
`(202) 434-5497
`tfletcher@wc.com
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`December 16, 2022
`CONFIDENTIAL—SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER
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`Via Email
`
`Neil B. McLaughlin, Esq.
`Rakoczy Molino Mazzochi Siwik
`6 West Hubbard Street
`Chicago, IL 60654
`nmclaughlin@rmmslegal.com
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`
`Re:
`
`Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Mylan Pharmaceutical Inc.,
`No. 22-cv-61-TSK
`
`Dear Neil:
`
`As discussed on our call today, I write to memorialize Regeneron’s narrowing of the case
`ahead of the Court’s ordered deadline.
`
`As part of Regeneron’s continued good-faith effort to narrow the scope of the case,
`Regeneron will not proceed with asserting U.S. Patents 11,053,280 and 11,299,532 in the first
`stage of the litigation. Regeneron also will not assert claims 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 of U.S. Patent
`11,104,715. While Regeneron is not required to drop 38 claims and two patents over a month
`ahead of the Court’s Scheduling Order deadline for narrowing, Regeneron does so as part of its
`continuing effort to streamline the case.
`
`Due to Regeneron’s substantial narrowing of the case, Mylan’s November 20, 2022 Notice
`of 30(b)(6) Depositions to Regeneron lists topics that are no longer relevant to the first stage of
`litigation. As such, Regeneron is amending its designations that it provided on December 12,
`2022.
`
`1. Topic No. 1
`
`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. The other designees remain the same.
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`APOTEX V. REGENERON IPR2022-01524
`REGENERON EXHIBIT 2018 PAGE 001
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`December 16, 2022
`Page 2
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`2. Topic 4
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`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. The other designees remain the same.
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`3. Topic 17
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`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. The other designees remain the same.
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`4. Topic 23
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`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. The other designees remain the same.
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`5. Topic 59
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`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, nor claims 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 in the ’715 patent, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian.
`We are not designating another witness.
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`6. Topic 60
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`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. We are not designating another witness.
`
`7. Topic 61
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`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. We are not designating another witness.
`
`8. Topic 62
`
`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. We are not designating another witness.
`
`9. Topic 63
`
`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. We are not designating another witness.
`
`10. Topic 64
`
`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. We are not designating another witness.
`
`APOTEX V. REGENERON IPR2022-01524
`REGENERON EXHIBIT 2018 PAGE 002
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`December 16, 2022
`Page 3
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`11. Topic 65
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`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, nor claims 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 in the ’715 patent, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian.
`We are not designating another witness.
`
`12. Topic 66
`
`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. We are not designating another witness.
`
`13. Topic 67
`
`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 and ’532 patents as part of its Initial
`Patents, we are de-designating Andrew Tustian. We are not designating another witness.
`
`14. Topic 68
`
`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’280 patent as part of its Initial Patents, we
`are de-designating Andrew Tustian. We are not designating another witness.
`
`15. Topic 69
`
`Because Regeneron is no longer asserting the ’532 patent as part of its Initial Patents, we
`are de-designating Andrew Tustian. We are not designating another witness.
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`*
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`To further reduce the scope of the case, we invite Mylan to identify any topics from
`Regeneron’s 30(b)(6) Notice that it believes no longer to be relevant due Regeneron’s narrowing
`of the case.
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`Please let us know if you would like to discuss further.
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`Sincerely,
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`Thomas S. Fletcher
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`APOTEX V. REGENERON IPR2022-01524
`REGENERON EXHIBIT 2018 PAGE 003
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