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Pharma: A Mexican tradeoff

Mexico30-09-2019Margarita Guerrero Gonzalez

While providing benefits to Mexico’s biologics system, the USMCA may also increase costs for citizens, argues Margarita Guerrero Gonzalez of Uhthoff, Gomez Vega & Uhthoff.

Divisional applications: Procedural manoeuvres pay off

Brazil30-09-2019Kene Gallois and Luis Felipe Maciel da Silva

Filing a divisional patent application in Brazil needs a keen understanding of the process and flexibility in the system, as Kene Gallois and Luis Felipe Maciel da Silva of Daniel Law explain.

Conference preview: Women Leaders in Life Sciences Law

US26-06-2019

The next event in ACI’s Women Leaders in Law series, on July 25 & 26 in Boston, brings together in-house and private practice professionals from the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries.

Marketing authorisation: Splitting the bill

US20-05-2019Mark Remus

An increasing number of pharmaceutical companies are turning to joint representation—where they pool their funds and hire one firm to represent them all—for ANDA litigation. Mark Remus, shareholder at Brinks Gilson & Lione, outlines the pros and cons of this new direction.

The heart of the 3D printing matter

US20-05-2019Gabriel Di Blasi

3D-printed organs and tissues are now a reality, but questions remain over their patentability, says Gabriel Di Blasi of Di Blasi, Parente & Associados.

Creative solutions for cannabis industry IP

US20-05-2019Leon Steinberg

While registering trademarks for cannabis products at the USPTO is currently impossible, brands are applying creative solutions to the problem, says Leon Steinberg of Dennemeyer.

Antibody patents: Danger ahead for biologics

US20-05-2019John H. Heithaus and Gerald M. Murphy

The evolution of antibody written description standards at the USPTO has put some drug portfolios at risk, say John Heithaus and Gerald Murphy of Birch, Stewart, Kolasch & Birch.

How to protect therapeutic methods in Brazil

Brazil20-05-2019Kene Gallois and Samantha Salim

Brazil’s patent law does not allow methods of treatment to be patented, but there are other means of getting protection, according to Kene Gallois and Samantha Salim of Daniel Law.

Algorithms—no; computer-implemented methods—yes

Mexico20-05-2019Alejandro Moreno Hernández

It is challenging but not impossible to protect software innovations in Mexico, according to Alejandro Moreno Hernández of Uhthoff, Gomez Vega & Uhthoff.

Conference preview: Reader offer to major US life sciences patents event

US09-05-2019Advice Connect Inspire

ACI’s 17th Global Summit on Life Sciences Patents returns to New York on May 15-17, 2019, to provide practical insights on how to maximise your patent term and develop strategies to enhance protections for your patent portfolio.

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