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28 November 2023EuropeMarisa Woutersen

LSPN Spring: Life sciences cases taking centre stage at the UPC

UPC judge, EPO director and Regeneron counsel shed light on the court’s dynamics at London event | Life sciences sector emerging as a major player in the court | Quality of rulings and tight timeframes blamed for lack of appeals.

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