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Hatch-Waxman Case-Law Developments and New Jersey Practice Insights


Level: Intermediate
Runtime: 58 minutes
Recorded Date: October 23, 2024
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Agenda


Key Topics to be Discussed:
  • Pleading Standards in a Hatch-Waxman Case
  • How are Courts Applying Iqbal-Twombly to Hatch-Waxman Cases
  • Interplay of Invalidity in PTAB IPR Proceedings and the Federal Courts
  • Schrodinger’s Patents: Can a Patent be Valid and Invalid at the Same Time?
  • Skinny Label Updates
  • What Has Happened Since Glaxo v. Teva: Amarin v. Hikma in the Federal Circuit
  • New Jersey’s Contentions Rules and How They Differ in Hatch-Waxman Cases
  • Disputes Regarding Expert Reports and Contentions in New Jersey Hatch-Waxman Cases
  • Early Limiting of Patent Claims in New Jersey Hatch-Waxman Cases?

For NY - Difficulty Level: Both newly admitted and experienced attorneys

Description

Navigating the balance between protecting innovation and ensuring access to affordable medications is crucial.

Join Jason A. Lief of Windels Marx and William C. Baton of Saul Ewing LLP in this CLE webcast as they delve into the intricacies of the Hatch-Waxman Act and its profound impact on the pharmaceutical industry. Designed for legal professionals, pharmaceutical executives, and anyone navigating the complex landscape of drug development, this course will provide invaluable insights into leveraging Hatch-Waxman strategies to safeguard intellectual property while ensuring broader access to life-saving medications.

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Panelists

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William C. Baton

Partner
Saul Ewing LLP

William Baton is a partner at Saul Ewing LLP. His practice includes high-profile representations in Hatch-Waxman, biologics, and other types of patent litigation, trade secrets litigation, and antitrust litigation. He is Co-Chair of Saul Ewing’s Intellectual Property Group and is co-leader of the firm’s Trade Secrets Specialty Group. Mr. Baton has been recognized by Chambers USA for his expertise in intellectual property litigation, is a Master of the John C. Lifland Intellectual Property Inn of Court, and serves as a Trustee of the Association of the Federal Bar of New Jersey.

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Jason A. Lief

Partner
Windels Marx

Jason Lief is a premier patent trial lawyer with 25 years of experience. He has litigated and tried dozens of major patent and other intellectual property cases on behalf of some of the world’s most innovative and dynamic companies, often involving billion-dollar products. Applying his legal and scientific training, Jason has established a reputation for winning outcomes and courtroom excellence.

Jason’s cases include major Hatch-Waxman pharmaceutical litigations (Zantac?, Wellbutrin?, Wellbutrin SR?, Wellbutrin XL?, Ceftin?, Intuniv?, Vyvanse?, Oxtellar XR?, Angiomax?, and Lialda?), as well as biotech, chemical, and consumer product patent cases. Jason has also litigated trade secrets, trademark, copyright, and IP contract disputes. He has argued before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and appeared in foreign courts pursuant to the Hague Convention. Jason has also successfully litigated in the inter-partes review (IPR) arena.

Beyond litigation, Jason also counsels clients on various intellectual property issues.

Jason’s approach is to partner with clients to comprehensively understand the scientific, legal and business concerns they face. Listening to clients and asking the right questions is the key to winning. As Jason often says, “Litigation is the art of the question.”

Jason’s matters have spanned a range of technologies and industries, including pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical formulation, sustained-release formulations, pharmacokinetics, biotechnology, organic chemistry, polymers, antibodies, combinatorial chemistry, RNAi, DNA-sequencing technology, antibiotics, anti-depressants, anti-epileptic drugs, anti-retroviral AIDS drugs, ADHD medicines, gastrointestinal and anti-ulcer medicines, asthma medications, nanotechnology, injectables, peptide drug formulation, drug stabilization, advanced battery systems, detergents, dental rinses, deodorants, financial trade secrets and jewelry design.


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