Sean Sheridan and Zlatina Dobreva discuss the importance of licensing intellectual property in the life sciences industry in the successful commercialization of early-stage therapeutics. Different licensing structures reflect the need for licensors and licensees to consider the range of paths for early-stage biotechnology development and then take all available and mutually agreeable steps to protect their interests. Read the full piece below.
France’s temporary authorisation (ATU) programme: reform implications
The temporary authorisation for use (Autorisation Temporaire d’Utilisation, ATU) programme in France is intended to provide early access to medicines for...