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talana.bertschi@diaeurope.org
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Government: Law
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Social_Science: Law
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Elisabethenanlage 25
CH-4002 Basel
Switzerland
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| Description |
Who will attend?
• Inhouse patent specialists and life cycle management teams
• Regulatory experts interested in the principles of patents
• Outside counsel
• Officials of the national patent and medicines agencies and of EC institutions
Learning Objectives:
• Provide an overview of recent developments affecting exclusivity rights of the pharmaceutical industry
• Updates on the conditions for patent protection and effective enforcement
• Explore the limits of European harmonisation and the impact of the international perspective
• Detailed analysis of the new Paediatrics Regime and opportunities for extension of SPCs
• Understanding competition law
Overview of sessions:
• Key Developments on Pharmaceutical Patents
- Recent developments on patentability
- Update on biotechnology patents
- Second medical use patent claims
• Key Developments on Data Exclusivity
- Interpretation of the revised pharmaceutical legislation
- Biosimilars
- Generic prescribing and substitution
• National Developments in Patent Law and Practices
- Germany
- UK
- The Netherlands
• International Perspective
- Challenges in other European countries - View from Turkey
- Doha and compulsory licensing
- International view from industry
• The Paediatric Regulation and Intellectual Property (IP) Rights (jointly with the DIA Paediatric Forum)
- Overview of the IP aspects of the Paediatric Regulation
- Basic principles of SPCs
- Basic conditions for obtaining the SPC extension
• Challenges for Obtaining the Supplementary Protection Certificate (SPC) Extension (jointly with the DIA Paediatric Forum)
- Practices of National Patent Offices
- How to obtain the necessary regulatory documents?
- Industry perspective - Will the regime be effective?
• What Will the Future Bring for Patents?
- EC 2000 and further European harmonisation
- Better tools for enforcement?
• Update on SPCs
• Competition Law and Exclusivity Rights
- The sectoral investigation by DG Comp
- The legal principles and policy considerations
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