Skylon Corp. v. Guilford Mills, Inc.

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• finding that the defendant’s unjustified delay in excess of three months in filing a motion for interlocutory appeal was in itself sufficient ground to deny the defendant’s motion
• characterizing the defense that direct purchasers of the branded drug “would have lost much of their marketshare” upon generic entry as inappropriate for consideration at the certification stage and inconsistent with Hanover Shoe
• extent of injury, based on allege defenses to individual class members’ damage claim no ban to class certification

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).