Antibody drugs and cell therapies are at the heart of new biotechnology science. Not only do they show great promise when it comes to curing disease and helping patients, but also in creating value and growth. Biotech companies need to protect their scientific results and the corresponding investments with strong and durable patents. This is a complex task, with constantly evolving case law and practice on both sides of the Atlantic. In this webinar, AWA’s experts focus on how to create, defend and litigate these patents in Europe and elsewhere.
Patenting Antibody and Cell Therapies – What to Do and What Not to Do
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