26 November 2020Muireann Bolger

Five minutes with… Jacqueline Mulryne

Amid the unprecedented challenges presented by COVID-19, questions around the use of second medical use (SMU) patents have become increasingly pertinent. On Tuesday December 1, LSPN Connect ’s session: Addressing Second Medical Use Infringement: An Evaluation of Recent SMU Cases will examine a number of key issues relating to this pivotal area of life sciences IP.

The session will feature the insights of a panel of elite IP partners and leaders, including: Jacqueline Mulryne, partner at Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, Justin Turner QC at Three New Square Intellectual Property, Shahan Islam, senior counsel (patents) at Pfizer and Sheldon Hamilton, partner at Smart & Biggar.

During the session, the speakers will explore the latest cutting-edge issues affecting SMUs including:

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