Strategy Summit on Paragraph IV Litigation
Event summary
The 10th National Strategy Summit on Paragraph IV Litigation of the Hatch-Waxman Act will feature esteemed judges, leading in-house counsel and experienced practitioners. Discussion will include tactics, tools, strategies and insight on litigating Hatch-Waxman cases.
For more information, please email Jess Karas.
Featured agenda item
Analyzing the Difference in Pharmaceutical IP Litigation in Relation to Orphan Drugs
Monday, September 13, 2021: 3:05 pm ET
Cooley partner Sanya Sukduang will speak at this session.
Government regulators constantly encourage pharmaceutical companies in the research for treatments of what the FDA defines as a “rare disease”. In an effort to further incentivize the development of these products, the FDA has put a different set of exclusivities in place to protect the IP rights of a product manufacturer as compensation for their work.
Topics include
- Filing for an orphan drug designation and the 7-year exclusivity window associated with the product’s approval
- Examining the FDA’s acceptance of generic product applications and the indications which must be shown within it
- Analyzing the summary judgement from ‘Catalyst Pharmaceuticals v Jacobus Pharmaceutical’ defining “market exclusivity”
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