Speaker
Partner, Intellectual Property, Toronto
What is it about?
2:00 pm
- Understanding the Importance of Aligning Legal and Business Functions for Global Patent Litigation Planning
- Utilizing business functions such as operations, business development and life cycle management to advance product portfolio acquisitions and IP protections
- Understanding the importance of global portfolio planning from the get go
- Responding in kind to continued growth on a global scale by building a team structure that is sustainable on a long-term basis to address IP litigation around the world
- Assessing common international business scenarios encountered by both brand name and generic manufacturers which may lead to patent and/or exclusivity loss
- Identifying potential safe-harbor violation liabilities related to foreign manufacturers and finishers
- Considering FDA warning letters relative to foreign manufacturing sites and reviewing related manufacturer liability
- 180-day exclusivity forfeiture
2:45 pm
- Managing Global Pharmaceutical Patent Litigation: International and Domestic Considerations
- Building a global litigation team
- Selecting the right foreign outside counsel
- Coordinating with outside counsel to establish litigation strategies and timelines relative to anticipated ANDA litigation and related international patent challenges
- Coordinating multi-jurisdictional proceedings
3:30 pm
- Exploring Matters of International Trade and Impacting the Value of Pharmaceutical Patents
- Analyzing the IP provisions of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) that will have a direct impact on Hatch-Waxman litigation
- Exploring controversies relative to patent term adjustment provisions to compensate for patent office “unreasonable delay” in issuing a patent
- Assessing the impact and dangers of other applicable treaties on the Hatch-Waxman landscape
- Evaluating the threat of compulsory licensing and finding diplomatic remedies
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