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Global Biotech IP Update

Patent Eligibility Requirements in Life Sciences


Tuesday, March 3, 2015 at 2:00 pm CST (Chicago);

Wednesday, March 4, 2015 at 12:00 noon AEDT (Melbourne)
Wednesday, March 4, 2015 at 12:00 noon GMT (London)   

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Catch up with recent developments in this rapidly-evolving field, as we review what biotech inventions are patentable in major jurisdictions. Our expert speakers from the US, Europe and Australia will discuss recent court decisions and practice changes, including the new USPTO guidelines.

Panelists:

Robert Dempster is a UK and European Patent Attorney at Maschio & Soames IP Limited.  He has a wide experience of patent law throughout the life sciences, especially in immunology, diagnostics, antibody technology, stem cells, medical devices, drug delivery and formulation.  He regularly represents clients in opposition and appeal proceedings at the European Patent Office, and has a particular interest in following developments in EPO case law.

David Gass is a partner and registered patent attorney at Marshall, Gerstein & Borun LLP.  He has served biotechnology companies, universities, and research institutions for more than 22 years, helping develop and implement IP strategies for protecting and commercializing life-improving biotechnology inventions involving diagnostics and precision medicine, therapeutics and gene therapy, plant biotechnology, and many other technologies.

Karin Innes is a senior associate and registered Australian and New Zealand Patent Attorney at FB Rice.  Her clients include universities, biotech/pharma companies and research institutions for whom she assists by obtaining patent protection, providing strategic advice, as well as defence in patent opposition matters.  She has broad experience in the areas of immunology, oncology, cell biology, diagnostics, gene therapy and genetics.

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