Online Course: Pharma/Chemistry: EPO Case-Law Update

Detailed programme Cours: Day 1: from 13:00 to 17:15 CET | Day 2: from 09:00 to 13:15 CET
Pre-Meeting: on 14 June 2021 from 14:00 to 15:00 CET
Novelty in The Chemical And Pharmaceutical Field

Novelty of chemical compounds, groups of compounds, enantiomers and polymorphic forms

Selection of parameter ranges

Selection of generic ranges

Novelty of the use First and further medical use Non-medical use

Novelty and reproducibility

Prior use of chemical and pharmaceutical inventions

Inventive Step in The Chemical And Pharmaceutical Field

Inventive step of chemical compounds, group of compounds, enantiomers and polymorphic forms

Broad claims

Plausibility

Intermediates

New uses

Surprising effect and bonus effect

Conception of comparative tests

Sufficiency of Disclosure And Clarity

Relation between reproducibility and clarity (Hidden Clarity)

Reach-through claims

Features on the base of parameters

Functional features

Features on the base of results to be achieved

Reproducibility without undue burden

Plausibility

Added Subject-Matter and Extension of The Protection Conferred

Disclaimer decisions

Intermediate generalisation

Combinations of features

Omission of essential features

The singling-out principle

From Swiss-type claim to purpose related product claim

Combination of numerical ranges

Art 123(3) EPC and composition claims

Plus relevant current decisions that have not yet been published, issued between the editorial deadline and the date of the seminar.

Detailed programme Cours: Day 1: from 13:00 to 17:15 CET | Day 2: from 09:00 to 13:15 CET
Pre-Meeting: on 14 June 2021 from 14:00 to 15:00 CET
Novelty in The Chemical And Pharmaceutical Field

Novelty of chemical compounds, groups of compounds, enantiomers and polymorphic forms

Selection of parameter ranges

Selection of generic ranges

Novelty of the use First and further medical use Non-medical use

Novelty and reproducibility

Prior use of chemical and pharmaceutical inventions

Inventive Step in The Chemical And Pharmaceutical Field

Inventive step of chemical compounds, group of compounds, enantiomers and polymorphic forms

Broad claims

Plausibility

Intermediates

New uses

Surprising effect and bonus effect

Conception of comparative tests

Sufficiency of Disclosure And Clarity

Relation between reproducibility and clarity (Hidden Clarity)

Reach-through claims

Features on the base of parameters

Functional features

Features on the base of results to be achieved

Reproducibility without undue burden

Plausibility

Added Subject-Matter and Extension of The Protection Conferred

Disclaimer decisions

Intermediate generalisation

Combinations of features

Omission of essential features

The singling-out principle

From Swiss-type claim to purpose related product claim

Combination of numerical ranges

Art 123(3) EPC and composition claims

Plus relevant current decisions that have not yet been published, issued between the editorial deadline and the date of the seminar.

Detailed programme
Detailed programme
Cours: Day 1: from 13:00 to 17:15 CET | Day 2: from 09:00 to 13:15 CET
Pre-Meeting: on 14 June 2021 from 14:00 to 15:00 CET

Cours: Day 1: from 13:00 to 17:15 CET | Day 2: from 09:00 to 13:15 CET
Pre-Meeting: on 14 June 2021 from 14:00 to 15:00 CET


Novelty in The Chemical And Pharmaceutical Field

Novelty of chemical compounds, groups of compounds, enantiomers and polymorphic forms

Selection of parameter ranges

Selection of generic ranges

Novelty of the use First and further medical use Non-medical use

Novelty and reproducibility

Prior use of chemical and pharmaceutical inventions

Inventive Step in The Chemical And Pharmaceutical Field

Inventive step of chemical compounds, group of compounds, enantiomers and polymorphic forms

Broad claims

Plausibility

Intermediates

New uses

Surprising effect and bonus effect

Conception of comparative tests

Sufficiency of Disclosure And Clarity

Relation between reproducibility and clarity (Hidden Clarity)

Reach-through claims

Features on the base of parameters

Functional features

Features on the base of results to be achieved

Reproducibility without undue burden

Plausibility

Added Subject-Matter and Extension of The Protection Conferred

Disclaimer decisions

Intermediate generalisation

Combinations of features

Omission of essential features

The singling-out principle

From Swiss-type claim to purpose related product claim

Combination of numerical ranges

Art 123(3) EPC and composition claims

Plus relevant current decisions that have not yet been published, issued between the editorial deadline and the date of the seminar.

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