March In Rights and Compulsory Licenses

Join us as our speakers discuss march-in rights and compulsory licenses. Recent events like governmental agencies turning to march-in as a potential means to lower drug pricing or the pandemic have refueled the discussion on compulsory licenses here and in Europe. Our speakers will review the history of the Bayh Dole act as well as compulsory licenses in Europe and provide an overview of recent developments in both jurisdictions. Finally, the speakers touch on the implications and concerns for patent holders and future innovation in the biopharma space here and in Europe.

Presented by:

Christine Kanz, Hoyng Rokh Monegier
Joanna Brougher, BioPharma Law Group, PLLC

This event is free to AIPLA members who are not requesting CLE. Standard webinar pricing applies to those requesting CLE. CLE is included for our All-Access Pass holders and Corporate Subscribers.

Pricing below only applies to those requesting CLE

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Special rate for AIPLA Student Members:  $10

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