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Biotechnology
Agreeing to a dispute resolution mechanism in an international joint venture requires forward thinking, say Jens Petry and Tom Gassmann, Squire Patton Boggs. 22 February 2024
Europe
It remains to be seen whether AI developers in the medical sector will benefit from the UK’s ‘flexible’ regulatory environment or find the lack of cohesion detrimental, say Jackie Mulryne and Beatriz San Martin of Arnold & Porter. 20 February 2024
Generics
While President Biden’s desire to reduce costs at the pharmacy counter is commendable, it is too blunt an instrument that would threaten innovation beyond the life sciences, argue former USPTO directors Andrei Iancu and David Kappos. 18 February 2024
Big Pharma
Kerri-Ann Limbeek, trial lead for Ravgen, tells Sarah Speight that a compelling narrative was key to winning the case against their larger rival. 25 January 2024
Biotechnology
Despite the clamour for guidance, applicants, attorneys, and lawyers may be in for a frustrating wait before the UK updates AI protections, says Rebecca Lawrence of DLA Piper. 25 January 2024
Asia
Five cases in which preliminary injunctions were granted are examined by Takanori Abe of Abe & Partners. 23 January 2024
Big Pharma
Life science attorneys should see some notable developments relating to artificial intelligence, patent eligibility and the Fintiv rule, write Manita Rawat and Alexander Stein of Morgan Lewis. 2 January 2024
Biotechnology
Mark Hatch-Miller, who led the trial team at Susman for Globus, tells Sarah Speight how this spinal implant patent dispute, brought by a Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon, was a “heavy lift”. 21 December 2023
Asia
A Korean district court has applied a landmark ruling in a complicated vaccine dispute involving Pfizer, explain Young Kim, Yu-Seog WON, In Hwan Kim, and Amy Oh of Kim & Chang. 12 December 2023
Biotechnology
Patent applications need to offer the full picture when it comes to scientific research, finds Marisa Woutersen at LSPN Europe. 30 November 2023