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Asia-Pacific Pharma IP Leader summit2019γ✘---14th-15th NOV, Beijing CHINA
On March 19, 2019, the≤ ✘ World Intellectual Property Orgλanization (WIPO) published its global int∑ ellectual property report 2018.Asia ★σ₽n innovators filed more than half of the¶™ir international patent application®"γ¶s through WIPO for the first time in ™β£2018, with significant growth in China, India∑α and South Korea, the rep→£♠↓ort noted. As a technol≈£₽✘ogy-intensive industry, pha ₩☆¥rmaceutical industry a>$®∑ttaches great importance to patent applΩ±ication and intellectual property pro↕₽↓ tection.
In recent years, the size of the gl↔ obal pharmaceutical market has mai'→↕ntained a steady growth, with$ε China, South Korea, India and other emerging m×≠arkets presenting a rapid ↓✔ε>growth momentum. Due to the different intλα →ellectual property policies of different " countries, the strate€ ™←gic layout of global intellec↕± £tual property, the differences of pharmaceut≈ical intellectual property polic λies of Asia-pacific countries, the pδ&♣₽atent review process, litigation procedur✔♦&$es and Generic drug p↔ atent strategy have gradually become the hot spot¥→s of the pharmaceutical intellectual•¥π£ property industry.
In this context, the 2019 Asia-pacific P♠ harmaceutical IP Leader Summit wil×≤€☆l be held in Beijing on Novemβ✘ber 14-15, and will attract more than α₽500 industry experts from domestic and foreign ∑₽pharmaceutical companies, bi Ωotechnology companies, governments, a✔∏ssociations, law firms, intellec←±tual property agents♠λ≥ and other companies to attend.
Agenda Framework:
Section 1：Interpretation of Policy: Dev☆↑β♠elopment of Pharmaceutical IP under t♠✘>he New Legislative Landscape
Section 2：Pharmaceutical R&D Innovation and I→ ↑P Protection -- Global Vision
Section 3：Case Sharing of Pharmaceutical Patent In✘§validity, Infringement, ✔₽βσLitigation
Section 4：Opportunities and challenges ✔for generics companies under÷$ the new situation
HOTSPOT:
ü Medical Policy Interpretation under σ☆the Background of Patent Law®∏ε Amendment
ü The innovation of Judicial Mecπ₽∑"hanism Promotes the Development of← Pharmaceutical Intellectual Property
ü Intellectual Property Management Experie¥♠¥nce in Multinational Pharmaceutical Comλ§panies, Patent Layout Strat∏✘egy, Litigation Strate®€α≠gy
ü he Data Protection Reg"≠✘≥ulations of Drug Test—New Era
ü Trade Secrets and Patent Layout in ¶≤the Medical Field
ü Establishing The Internal Intellectual Proγδ©©perty System under The New Legislative ≤≠Landscape
ü Opportunities and Challenges of Pharmaceutical Enβε&∏terprises under Patent Term Compensa÷×tion System--- Global V♣✘φision and Its Implications for China
ü Latest Changes in European Patent Applic±•✘♠ation and Review Procedures
ü Analysis of Hot Cases of Recε₽£ent Patent Invalidati≠on
ü The Procedure of American Pharmaceutical Pate∑♥nt litigation and its Enlightenment to $σ©πChinese Pharmaceutical En♥ terprises
ü Application techniques and protection st'♠rategies for European andβ← American biomedical patents
ü Changes in standards for c"€reative review of patents
ü European, American and Japane§÷£×se Medical Patent Examination Cases↑β£≠ and its implications for DomesticPharmaceut±&≈ical Companies
ü Recent Hot Patent Infringeme∏→nt Cases Analysis
ü The Strategy of Indian Generic Drug Companies in εεR&D and Pre-PA
ü How to avoid the Patent Trap in Generic Dr∞♣ug Development
ü The Strategy of Generic Drug Co ↔mpanies to Enter the Eur×♠opean and American Markets
ü Patentability in Europe, the ∏∑ United States and China
ü Patent litigation in Europe
ü Doubts around the Unified P♦₩ atent Court (UPC) agreement and Brexit
ü Second medical use patents
Composition of participants：
Summit highlights：
10+ Hot topic | 20+ Authoritative spee₽→ch | 5 0+ Industry media | ||||
4 0+ BIC | 110+pharma company | 500+專業(yè)參會(huì)嘉賓 Pro® fessional participants | ||||
Official registration and consultaε♥☆tion channels:
Contact：Ann
Phone: 021-65650305
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From :insurancejournalIt w≠ ∞as a relatively quietδ→ year for the Southeast in terms o↑"f major catastrophes compared with 2018 ±÷ε'when Hurricane’s Michael and Florence causedσφ major damage in the region. This year,&nπ↕€>bsp;Hurricane Dorian sideswiped the Sout✔♠heast coast and made landfall on£π the Outer Banks of North Car♠&π¶olina but most of the area was spared.→ Still, Aon said economic damage in •±♦ the U.S. and Canada wa ↓≥s poised to approach a combined $1.5 bi₹₽llion.Florida spent the year recoveriλε®®ng from Hurricane Michael, which was↔× upgraded to a Category 5 sto←<® rm by NOAA in April. Florida offic ♦←ials have repeatedly called on the insur¥→ance industry to speed up the recovery p☆βrocess, with nearly 12% of c≤∞←laims still open a year afσ÷¶ter the storm hit.Organizer：China I↓≤♥↔nsurance Digital & AI Devel¥®±opment 2020Web:http:/>₩/en.zenseegroup.com/p/560573/Contact:Ann 021∞ק±-65650305
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Major information tech₹→✔nology companies in India are running the r¥ isk of termination of th"←eir $1 billion contrac€∏≤ts following Boeing Co.’s decision ♣"σ¥to halt the production of its®¶ 737 Max jets, MoneyContr≈±ol reported citing the Business Standard. ∞Companies like Tata Consultancy Servi₩'ces Ltd., Infosys Ltd., Hβ☆ CL Technologies Ltd., Cyient ∑ ₩≠Ltd. and L&T Technology Service≥€&←s Ltd. have outsourci→↔ng contracts with Boeing or its suppliers and >↑Boeing’s jet crisis is expected to affect the≠σse IT companies in the∑™×→ short run.From:businessinsuranceOrg★§<anizer：China Insurance Digital &☆λ↔amp; AI Development 2020Web:http://en.zenseegroup ε .com/p/560573/Contact:Ann 021-65650305
France-based eyewear maker E♦¥γssilor International S.A☆₹≠. has discovered fraudulent activities at one o↔↕✘f its factories in Thailan♣₹d that could cause €190 million¥®β ($213 million) in financial losses t•φo the company, The Irish Times€€ reported citing Reuters. The company hλ<'as filed complaints in Thailand and has fire™γ←<d all the involved employees∑. It hopes to recover the losses from f∑€rozen bank accounts, insurance and lawsuits.O↔<rganizer：China Insurance Digital & AI Deve§&÷lopment 2020Web:http:/₽←/en.zenseegroup.com/p/560573/Cont©®act:Ann 021-65650305
