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25 March 2019Big Pharma

Questions on Neurim scope remain post-SPC ruling, say lawyers

The Court of Justice of the European Union’s (CJEU) recent refusal to provide further guidance on the full scope of Neurim in a case involving supplementary protection certificates (SPC) last week has left some big questions unanswered.

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