Life Sciences Litigation: IPRs, Preliminary Injunctions and Trials
Event summary
Cooley Rx is a virtual series focused on the life sciences and healthcare sectors. We discuss the top issues and trends in these industries – and provide decision-makers with information they can use to strengthen their organizations.
This virtual event provided an in-depth look at how inter partes review (IPR) proceedings impact parallel district court litigation, including how these proceedings come into evidence during preliminary injunctions (PIs) and trials, and how the pendency of IPRs can affect PI and trial outcomes, particularly in life sciences patent litigation.
Life Sciences Litigation: IPRs, Preliminary Injunctions and Trials
Cooley life sciences intellectual property litigation partners Orion Armon and Eamonn Gardner answered the following questions:
- What IPR information can come into evidence during a PI proceeding or at trial, and on what issues?
- How can pending IPR proceedings affect PI and trial outcomes?
- What types of work-arounds can be used when IPRs are excluded from evidence?
Credits
- Attendees may earn up to 1.0 continuing legal education (CLE) credit for participating in this live webinar. Credit will not be granted for on-demand viewing.
- Cooley LLP is an approved provider and will provide credit in CA, CO, IL, NY, PA and TX.
- Cooley LLP is a sponsor and will apply for credit in FL, OH, VA and WA.
- Credit in other jurisdictions may be available via reciprocity.
- If you have specific CLE credit questions, please contact Cooley’s licensing and compliance team.
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