UK’s No-Deal Brexit Plans For SPC Waiver Could Reduce IP Rights, Warns BIA
Executive Summary
The UK’s plans to amend the supplementary protection certificate waiver legislation in the event of a no-deal Brexit could lead to the curtailment of IP protections, not only the terms of SPCs but regulatory data protection and orphan exclusivity too, the BIA claims.
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