1 February 2012PatentsMarta Koremba

Protection and enforcement of second medical use claims: a review of Polish jurisprudence

Polish Intellectual Property Law (IPL) implements standard international rules regarding patent protection. Accordingly, patents shall not be granted in respect of methods of treatment. Nevertheless, inventions concerning the use of a substance for application in a specifi c disease can be patented in the form of the so-called ‘second medical use’ claims.

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Protection and enforcement of second medical use claims: a review of Polish jurisprudence

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