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Spicy IP
Specific Comments on the IPO’s Draft Pharmaceutical Guidelines (2026)
There is no easier way to put it – the IPO’s Draft Guidelines for Examination of Patent Applications in the Field of Pharmaceuticals, 2026 (“2026 Draft Guidelines”) released 15 days…
E-Justice India
Impact Of Globalization On the Pharmaceutical Industry
Author : Shruti Sharma The contemporary world within which we reside is interconnected in all spheres, whether it is in political, social, economic, or cultural. The pharmaceutical industry acts as…
The IPKat
[Guest post] The TRIPS non-violation moratorium has expired: What happened in Yaoundé, and what comes next
The IPKat is happy to host the guest post below by Daniel J. Gervais (Vanderbilt University), detailing and reflecting on the recently concluded 14th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization…
Caribbean Law
Some notes on monetizing Intellectual Property Rights in Caricom countries.
By abiolainnisscaribbeanlawbytes-blogspot-com
Some notes on monetizing Intellectual Property Rights in Caricom countries. By Abiola Inniss As the leading researcher, analyst and writer for…
Spicy IP
(Part II) Book Review: Intellectual Property Debates in South Asia
By SpicyIP
Continuing the discussion on the book- “Intellectual Property Debates in South Asia“, edited by Dr. Pratyush Nath Upreti, Akshat Agrawal reviews part II of the book (Intellectual Property Developments in…
Spicy IP
Tariff-Secrecy Double Bind: How Global Trade Rules Undermine Pharmaceutical Access In The Global South
By SpicyIP
Examining the growing structural gap between TRIPS’ public-health objectives and the contemporary political economy of pharmaceuticals, Tanya Verma in her entry for the SpicyIP-jhana Blogpost Writing Competition, argues that tariff…
Conflict of Laws .net
The WTO TRIPS Agreement and Conflict-of-Laws Rules in Intellectual Property Cases
By Tobias Lutzi
By Marketa Trimble, Samuel S. Lionel Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Co-Director of the IP Law Concentration, William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas It is…
Legal Research and Analysis
Life After the Patent Cliff: TRIPS Flexibilities and Constitutional Imperatives in India’s Post-COVID Access to Medicines Framework
Abstract The global discussions on the equilibrium between intellectual property rights and fair access to essential medications have The post Life After the Patent Cliff: TRIPS Flexibilities and Constitutional Imperatives…
BioSlice Blog
One step closer to EU-wide compulsory licences for crisis management
By Dr Beatriz San Martin, Ewan Townsend, Shama Aktar
On 21 May 2025, the European Parliament and Council reached a provisional agreement on a new Regulation which establishes an EU-level framework on compulsory licensing of patents for any crisis…
Health Law Prof Blog
To Waive or Not to Waive: The Debate and Analysis of TRIPS Waiver
Shuwen Xu (Shandong University), To Waive or Not to Waive: The Debate and Analysis of TRIPS Waiver, 18 Asian J. of WTO & Int’l Health L. and Pol’y (2023):The COVID-19…