
Drug Patent Linkage & Drug Patent Term Extension – Current Situation Around the World (RECORDING)
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China has recently introduced much anticipated drug patent linkage measures as part of its implementation of IP reforms required by the U.S.—China Phase I Trade Agreement. This webinar will introduce details of this system. Panelists will describe how it works, share views on whether it is likely to be effective, and provide updates on the latest developments in actions that have been brought under it. They will also discuss the drug patent linkage system of South Korea and provide a comparison with U.S. patent linkage measures.
Webinar Sponsored by Tee & Howe IP Attorneys

Jaeyoung Im
Patent Attorney & IP Head
Voronoi Inc.
Jaeyoung IM is a patent attorney and works as IP head at VORONOI, a pharmaceutical company focused on the discovery, development, and commercialization of small molecule drugs. He leads the IP team of VORONOI, particularly, manages the company's global IP portfolio through strategic patent prosecution and litigation, and handles IP related agreements. So far, he worked on a number of open innovation agreement deals including license agreement deals with global pharmaceutical companies. Mr. IM majored in chemical and biological engineering at Seoul National University. He began his IP career at KIM & CHANG, which is a tier 1 law firm in South Korea, as a patent attorney in the chemical/pharmaceutical department. He also worked at JunHe Law firm in Shanghai as a visiting attorney from 2017 to 2018. Mr. IM’s practice focuses on a wide range of intellectual property matters including patent prosecution, litigation, enforcement, and transaction.

Toby Mak
Patent Attorney
Tee & Howe Intellectual Property Attorneys
Toby Mak is a patent attorney at the Beijing-based IP law firm Tee & Howe. He has substantial experience in both contentious and non-contentious matters, including those relating to prosecution, invalidation, and enforcement. He is one of the authors of "Patent Law in Greater China," published with the EPO. He has a Ph.D. in Chemistry and has served many clients in different technical fields including power tools, semiconductors, adhesives, and video-on-demand. He is also an active member of IPO’s Asian Practice committee.

Corey Salsberg
Vice President and Global Head of IP Affairs
Novartis
Corey Salsberg is Vice President and Global Head of IP Affairs for Novartis, one of the world’s leading biopharmaceutical innovators. He also serves on the Boards of Directors of the Federal Circuit Bar Association, and the not-for-profit legal aid society California Lawyers for the Arts. A graduate of Stanford Law School and Yale University, Corey is a seasoned attorney with over 20 years of global experience. He is one of the founders of the WIPO-World Economic Forum Inventors Assistance Program, which provides pro bono legal services to under-resourced inventors in developing countries; Pat-INFORMED, an online database of medicine-related patent information co-sponsored by WIPO and IFPMA; and the IP PACT, a groundbreaking set of public principles that sets forth the patient-centric approach to IP shared by its company signatories. A recognized thought leader, Corey has testified before the United States Senate, speaks regularly around the world, and frequently appears in media and on public webcasts and podcasts.
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