In-House Counsel
As an in-house counsel in the life sciences industry, staying ahead of evolving intellectual property (IP) and regulatory exclusivity trends is essential to protecting innovation and driving business success. The Life Science Strategy Summit on IP & Exclusivity 2025 offers a unique opportunity for in-house legal professionals to gain exclusive insights from industry leaders, navigate complex patent and regulatory landscapes, and enhance strategic decision-making. With tailored discussions, expert-led panels, and interactive networking sessions, this event is designed to provide in-house counsels with practical tools and critical updates to optimize their company’s IP and exclusivity strategies in an increasingly competitive market.
The Generic & Innovator Experience
Your Benefits
- Exclusive Insights from Industry Leaders: Gain firsthand knowledge from top in-house experts from leading pharmaceutical and biotech companies, including Bayer, Novo Nordisk, Sandoz, Amgen, and more. These insights will help shape corporate IP and regulatory strategies.
- Strategic Networking Opportunities: Engage in high-level discussions and establish valuable connections with fellow in-house counsels, regulatory specialists, and private practice professionals. The event includes dedicated networking sessions to foster meaningful business relationships.
- Latest Updates on SPCs, PTEs, and Regulatory Exclusivities: Stay ahead of the curve with updates on the latest case law, European SPC reforms, unitary SPC proposals, and regulatory changes impacting life sciences IP strategies.
- Practical Discussions on Litigation and Compliance: Explore critical topics such as the impact of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) on IP strategy, regulatory exclusivity tactics, competition law considerations, and effective litigation defense mechanisms.
- Customized Roundtable and Interactive Sessions: Participate in expert-led interactive roundtables on key topics such as AI in legal workflows, diversity in IP, licensing strategies, and patentability concerns, allowing for deep engagement and actionable takeaways.
