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28 April 2016AfricaCharlotte Weekes and Tamsin Cornwell

What the future holds for second medical use patents

Described by legal commentators as “the case of year”, and with numerous interim issues decided, English judge Mr Justice Arnold and the Court of Appeal have already grappled with a number of issues in Warner-Lambert (Pfizer) v Actavis and Mylan & Actavis v Warner-Lambert leading up to the decision of Arnold on September 10, 2015 on infringement and validity respectively.

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