Foley Hoag Counsel, Erin Foley, will join the 3rd Annual Forum on Advanced Therapeutics for a presentation on “Tactical Tools for Patent Lifecycle Management: Adopting Robust Strategies to Protect Your Advanced Therapy IP and Maximize Market Exclusivity”. The forum this year will focus on unraveling the complex interplay of evolving market trends, dynamic regulatory frameworks, and critical intellectual property strategies in the field of advanced therapeutics.
The program, featuring a distinguished panel, will delve into the intricacies of managing the lifecycle of patents for advanced therapies, including best practices for maximizing the commercial potential and patient impact of these innovations. Erin Foley will provide insights on understanding the scope of allowable exclusivity in advanced therapeutics, effectively extending patent lifecycles within regulatory frameworks, and strengthening patent protection through strategic filing of secondary patents on formulations, processes, and delivery mechanisms.
Attendees will gain valuable knowledge on harmonizing patent timelines with regulatory approvals and market launches, ensuring robust protection and maximizing the impact of each therapeutic innovation. This session is crucial for companies entering the advanced therapeutics market, as it addresses the unique challenges and opportunities in protecting intellectual property and maintaining market exclusivity.
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