"Recent developments in the area of supplementary protection certificates" is the title of a new article by our friend and reader Ulrich M. Gassner (Faculty of Law, University of Augsburg, Augsburg, Germany). This 28-page piece appears in
Pharmaceuticals Policy and Law 16 (2014) at pages 45 to 72 (DOI 10.3233/PPL-140375). According to the abstract:
"The purpose of this paper is to set out and discuss the recent jurisdictional developments in the European
Court of Justice (ECJ) with respect to supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) including paediatric
extensions. During the past five years the ECJ has been particularly active and has clarified a number
of highly controversial legal ambiguities, such as the availability of negative term SPCs".
You can check out the contents of the issue in which this article appears
here, where you will spot the names and contributions of quite a few of our friends and blog-readers.
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