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* EU General Data Protection Regulation – Part I
What can we expect from the EU's new General Data Protection Regulation? Former Guest Kat Valentina Torelli brings some insight, including the right to be forgotten and the new territorial scope.
* What the pH? A closer look at Hospira v Cubist and daptomycin micelles
IPKat returns to the Hospira v Cubist case to look in more detail at the claim relating to purifying daptomycin by altering by PH.
* My My Mylan: The Trademark Silver Lining for Mylan's EPIPEN
Mylan has recently come under fire for raising the price of the EPIPEN. However, as Mike Mireles points out, this could still be good news for the EPIPEN trade mark. Is any publicity bad publicity?
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