Looking to discuss the latest developments in competition law in the pharma sector? Here’s an event for you

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Competition law has a de facto capital in Europe, and that place is Brussels. Our friends at KNect365 wish to let IPKat readers know that they are organizing a conference in this city to discuss the latest development in this area of the law as applied to the pharmaceutical sector.

The conference, which will be held on 4 December 2018, will feature speakers from the European Commission and national regulators, as well as in-house counsel and eminent lawyers from across the industry.

The other good news is that readers of this blog are entitled to a 15% discount: just click here and use the VIP code FKW82867IPKE to register.

Looking to discuss the latest developments in competition law in the pharma sector? Here’s an event for you Looking to discuss the latest developments in competition law in the pharma sector? Here’s an event for you Reviewed by Eleonora Rosati on Tuesday, October 02, 2018 Rating: 5

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