The Prospects for an IP Waiver Under the TRIPS Agreement
Going forward, practical solutions should focus on scaling up manufacturing and supply, and improving access and affordability.

Going forward, practical solutions should focus on scaling up manufacturing and supply, and improving access and affordability.

For the generic drug and biosimilar industries, the Supreme Court’s recent decision in United States v. Arthrex, Inc. comes as a relief.

An explanation of the WTO waiver of COVID-19 intellectual property, what the U.S. declaration of support means, and likely effects of the waiver.

Should a waiver be issued, there is no legal mechanism that can compel the transfer of certain types of know-how or trade secrets.

How the Court decides United States v. Arthrex will have important implications for patent law and for administrative law more generally.

Competition between telehealth providers spilled into open conflict last month, as incumbent Teladoc filed a patent infringement suit against Amwell.

To secure widespread access to a COVID-19 vaccine, many countries plan to seek refuge in a long-existing strategy: compulsory licensing.

In the high-stakes market for COVID-19 vaccines, it is worth considering what motivates a private firm to relinquish valuable IP rights.

What if you have a great idea for a new technology, but never actually create it, test it, or determine that it works? Is that patentable?

There are several issues with the proposed U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement on drug pricing, including that it both will lock in bad features of current laws, and is inconsistent with U.S. law.
