Antibody patenting can be a minefield for IP practitioners if they lack the most up-to-date knowledge about the best way to approach a patent application. Antibody experts and European patent attorneys Tom Leonard, Alison Care and Dave Wortley from law firm Kilburn & Strode joined WIPR group editor Tom Phillips for a webinar on the latest developments in antibody patenting yesterday, August 5.
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