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On January 30, Intellectual Property counsel Janet Linn will serve as a panelist at the 2020 New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Meeting.

Janet will be a featured speaker at the meeting’s Drug and Biologics Update, which will examine patent invalidating agreements and overbroad claims (Helsinn v. Teva; Idenix v. Gilead); the possibility of the U.S. Supreme Court making a decision in relation to invalidity under Section 101; claiming natural ingredients (National Alternatives v. Creative Compounds) and method of treatment/dose adjustment (Hikma v. Vanda and Endo v. Teva); recent case precedent impacting the FTC's ability to obtain monetary remedies (FTC v. Shire ViroPharma, Inc.); and state and federal policy trends regarding biologics/biosimilars as well as pertinent litigation.

This panel discussion will provide 2.0 CLE credits in the Professional Practice category. Learn more and register.

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting
When: January 30, 2020
People: Janet B. Linn

On January 30, Intellectual Property counsel Janet Linn will serve as a panelist at the 2020 New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Meeting.

Janet will be a featured speaker at the meeting’s Drug and Biologics Update, which will examine patent invalidating agreements and overbroad claims (Helsinn v. Teva; Idenix v. Gilead); the possibility of the U.S. Supreme Court making a decision in relation to invalidity under Section 101; claiming natural ingredients (National Alternatives v. Creative Compounds) and method of treatment/dose adjustment (Hikma v. Vanda and Endo v. Teva); recent case precedent impacting the FTC's ability to obtain monetary remedies (FTC v. Shire ViroPharma, Inc.); and state and federal policy trends regarding biologics/biosimilars as well as pertinent litigation.

This panel discussion will provide 2.0 CLE credits in the Professional Practice category. Learn more and register.

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting
When: January 30, 2020
People: Janet B. Linn

On January 30, Intellectual Property counsel Janet Linn will serve as a panelist at the 2020 New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Meeting.

Janet will be a featured speaker at the meeting’s Drug and Biologics Update, which will examine patent invalidating agreements and overbroad claims (Helsinn v. Teva; Idenix v. Gilead); the possibility of the U.S. Supreme Court making a decision in relation to invalidity under Section 101; claiming natural ingredients (National Alternatives v. Creative Compounds) and method of treatment/dose adjustment (Hikma v. Vanda and Endo v. Teva); recent case precedent impacting the FTC's ability to obtain monetary remedies (FTC v. Shire ViroPharma, Inc.); and state and federal policy trends regarding biologics/biosimilars as well as pertinent litigation.

This panel discussion will provide 2.0 CLE credits in the Professional Practice category. Learn more and register.

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting
When: January 30, 2020
People: Janet B. Linn

On January 30, Intellectual Property counsel Janet Linn will serve as a panelist at the 2020 New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Meeting.

Janet will be a featured speaker at the meeting’s Drug and Biologics Update, which will examine patent invalidating agreements and overbroad claims (Helsinn v. Teva; Idenix v. Gilead); the possibility of the U.S. Supreme Court making a decision in relation to invalidity under Section 101; claiming natural ingredients (National Alternatives v. Creative Compounds) and method of treatment/dose adjustment (Hikma v. Vanda and Endo v. Teva); recent case precedent impacting the FTC's ability to obtain monetary remedies (FTC v. Shire ViroPharma, Inc.); and state and federal policy trends regarding biologics/biosimilars as well as pertinent litigation.

This panel discussion will provide 2.0 CLE credits in the Professional Practice category. Learn more and register.

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting

Janet Linn to Speak at the New York State Bar Association’s Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law Section Annual Meeting