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9 March 2021Biotechnology

Five minutes with… Penny Gilbert

The fallout from the landmark Regeneron v Kymab is still being weighed by the UK life sciences community.

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Five minutes with… Eva Kabir

2 March 2021 Since the formalisation of the new Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (BPCIA) framework in 2014, there has been a wave of patent infringement litigation, leading to a trend of innovator-versus-biosimilar disputes.

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Five minutes with… Irena Royzman

25 February 2021 Since the formalisation of the new Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act framework in 2014, there has been a wave of patent infringement litigation, leading to a trend of innovator-versus-biosimilar disputes.

Five minutes with… Dmitry Karshtedt

5 July 2021 Genus claims—or patent claims covering a family of related compounds—are commonplace in life sciences patent law. But following a rising trend of invalidity rulings, the future of the claim seems bleak.

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Biotechnology

Five minutes with… Eva Kabir

2 March 2021 Since the formalisation of the new Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (BPCIA) framework in 2014, there has been a wave of patent infringement litigation, leading to a trend of innovator-versus-biosimilar disputes.

Biotechnology

Five minutes with… Irena Royzman

25 February 2021 Since the formalisation of the new Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act framework in 2014, there has been a wave of patent infringement litigation, leading to a trend of innovator-versus-biosimilar disputes.

Five minutes with… Dmitry Karshtedt

5 July 2021 Genus claims—or patent claims covering a family of related compounds—are commonplace in life sciences patent law. But following a rising trend of invalidity rulings, the future of the claim seems bleak.

More on this story

Biotechnology

Five minutes with… Eva Kabir

2 March 2021 Since the formalisation of the new Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (BPCIA) framework in 2014, there has been a wave of patent infringement litigation, leading to a trend of innovator-versus-biosimilar disputes.

Biotechnology

Five minutes with… Irena Royzman

25 February 2021 Since the formalisation of the new Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act framework in 2014, there has been a wave of patent infringement litigation, leading to a trend of innovator-versus-biosimilar disputes.

Five minutes with… Dmitry Karshtedt

5 July 2021 Genus claims—or patent claims covering a family of related compounds—are commonplace in life sciences patent law. But following a rising trend of invalidity rulings, the future of the claim seems bleak.

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