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European BioPharmaceutical Review
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| In order to protect the large financial commitment made to research and development, it is important for companies, whether large or small, to control and protect their intellectual property on an international level. Several treaties and agreements exist to allow the filing of single patent and trademark applications that, when granted, may cover more than one country. There have recently been major changes in four of these agreements - namely the Patent Corporation Treaty (PCT); the European Patent Convention (EPC); the Community Trademark Regulation (CTMR); and the Protocol on the Madrid Agreement (Madrid Protocol) - which will make it simpler to obtain international protection for intellectual property rights. |
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