Letter regarding trademark use and acquisition between Medicis and Inamed, and agreement for Q-Med to forgo non-competition clauses under 'Restylane' and 'Sub-Q' patent agreements until a comprehensive agreement is reached, with royalty due if comprehensive agreement is not executed within 6 months on Inamed products, including Hylaform, Zyplast, and Zyderm.

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10.34675/l14829
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2005
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@article{allodium:10.34675/l14829,
  title = {Letter regarding trademark use and acquisition between Medicis and Inamed, and agreement for Q-Med to forgo non-competition clauses under 'Restylane' and 'Sub-Q' patent agreements until a comprehensive agreement is reached, with royalty due if comprehensive agreement is not executed within 6 months on Inamed products, including Hylaform, Zyplast, and Zyderm.},
  author = {RoyaltyStat},
  year = {2005},
  doi = {10.34675/l14829},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.34675/l14829}
}

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RoyaltyStat (2005). Letter regarding trademark use and acquisition between Medicis and Inamed, and agreement for Q-Med to forgo non-competition clauses under 'Restylane' and 'Sub-Q' patent agreements until a comprehensive agreement is reached, with royalty due if comprehensive agreement is not executed within 6 months on Inamed products, including Hylaform, Zyplast, and Zyderm.. https://doi.org/10.34675/l14829

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