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June 05, 2007

ACI "Pharma/Biotech Patent Boot Camp" Conference, June 21-22, New York City

American Conference Institute plans to hold a two-day "Pharma/Biotech Patent Boot Camp" on June 21-22 in New York.

According to ACI, the conference "has been designed to give new patent attorneys and patent attorneys who are new to the life sciences industries--as well as business executives in pharma and biotech companies--a strong working knowledge of essential IP and regulatory competencies relative to life sciences patents."

The following talks should be particularly informative:

  • The Nature of the Approval Process for Drugs and Biologics: What Every Life Sciences Patent Attorney Should Know
  • Pre-Patent Considerations: Product Development, Commercialization and Life Cycle Management
  • Freedom to Operate: Review of Analysis and Opinions for Pharma and Biotech Patents
  • Bioequivalence and the "Same Active Ingredient" vis-a-vis Patentability
  • Exploring Pharmaceutical Patent Extensions: Patent Term Adjustment and Patent Term Restoration
  • Perfecting Claims in Life Sciences Patent Applications
  • Understanding the Doctrines of Accidental and Inherent Anticipation and their Impact on Life Sciences Patents
  • The Safe Harbor: Assessing Protections and Identifying Infringing Activities Relative to Life Science Patents

The co-chairs of the conference are Thomas J. Kowalski (partner, Frommer Lawrence & Haug LLP) and Robert B. Nicholas (partner, McDermott Will & Emery LLP).  Additional details and registration information are available at the conference website.

Orange Book Blog is a media partner of this conference.

Comments

Myself is an Associate Professor of Law with Doctorate on IPR and Biotechnology from India. I have authored a book on Biotechnology and Patent law, currently working on a new book on Biotechnology law. I am very happy to learn about your conference. Thank you very much

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