3 restraining orders placed on ZymoGenetics regarding Recothrom

A federal court in Tennessee granted three temporary restraining orders against ZymoGenetics, preventing it from marketing Recothrom, a drug used to control hemorrhage. The orders came after King Pharmaceuticals and three other firms filed a lawsuit accusing ZymoGenetics of unfair competition and false advertising, among other claims. In a regulatory filing, the biotech firm denied wrongdoing and said it plans to "vigorously defend" itself against the allegations.

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