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Last week, the European Court of Justice gave its judgment on certain procurement questions relating to the supply of a radiopharmaceutical product

Fast war es geschafft: Bis Mitte Juni befand sich das Europäische Einheitspatent nach vielen Jahren und schier endlosen Bemühungen auf der Zielgeraden.

On 26 March 2019, the European Parliament approved the EU Copyright Directive.

From today, June 15 2017, European mobile subscribers will be able to ‘roam like at home' and use their home call, text and data allowances in any other European member state at no additional cost.

A recent judgment of the European Court makes it clear that in many circumstances more than one party may be a joint data controller.

The proposal also introduces EU-wide cybersecurity certification schemes for ICT products and services, which will be prepared by ENISA.

Lowell Dashefsky, co-head of each of the firm's Private Equity and Life Sciences Transactions practices, and Alan Glantz, co-head of the firm's Syndicated & Leveraged Finance practice...

2016 also was notable for the level of international cooperation on anti-corruption matters.

In a recent article published in Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal, and expanding on our previous post, we discuss the legal and regulatory implications of applying AI to the EU and US healthcare...

Shocking discoveries on the battlefield in Ukraine are sparking national security officials to crack down on illicit international supply chains. Last week, the Department of Justice (DOJ)...

Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco kicked off day two of the ABA White Collar Crime Conference in Miami by doubling down on DOJ's corporate crime enforcement efforts. Monaco announced...

Senior International Policy Advisor and former U.S. Ambassador Barbara Leaf recently spoke to Al Arabiya in a televised segment about regime changes in Syria and the international community's role...

The Arnold & Porter Future Pharma Forum provides training and networking opportunities for junior and mid-level lawyers in the life sciences industry.

On 28 August 2020, the UK Department of Health & Social Care published a consultation on proposed changes to the Human Medicines Regulations 2012 ("HMRs") to support the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines.

Following the result of the UK general election, the upcoming Brexit negotiations, which were due to start in over a week's time, have now been thrown into doubt.

Last week, the CJEU gave its decision in another procurement case in the healthcare area, Case C‑413/17 Roche Lietuva UAB.

The Law Commission, an independent organisation established to keep the law of England & Wales under review and recommend reform, has announced a review of the law in relation to liability for defective products.

The National Institute for health and Care Excellence (NICE) provides guidance to the NHS in England on the clinical and cost effectiveness of selected new and established technologies through its healthcare technology assessment (HTA) program.