A spokesperson for Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Sarepta declined to comment on the lawsuit. A Sanofi spokesperson reiterated the allegations in the complaint.
DMD is a severe degenerative genetic disorder that primarily affects boys. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Sarepta's Elevidys, the first gene therapy for DMD, last year and allowed the expanded use of the drug in June.
Sarepta earned more than $200 million from sales of Elevidys last year.
For Genzyme: Katherine Helm, Noah Leibowitz, Martin Black, Sharon Gagliardi, Jonathan Loeb and Amanda Antons of Dechert
For Sarepta: Not yet available
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