Dominique Hussey comments in Bloomberg BNA on draft changes to Canada's patent litigation process for prescription drugs. She points out that the changes create new opportunities and challenges, introduce complexity into the litigation and will raise new procedural and substantive issues that have no precedent. The amendments could take effect as early as September 21, 2017, when the Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) that inspired the changes will be provisionally applied.
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Dominique Hussey in Bloomberg on Canada's Pharmaceutical IP Rules
July 26, 2017
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