KUWENTONG KULE: Vaccine patent waivers in the time of COVID19 pandemic

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Lawyer Dennis Gorecho tackles vaccine patent waivers, intellectual property rights, and the Sapalo Velez Bundang Bulilan (SVBB) law offices.

vaccines became one of the interesting issues involving intellectual property rights during this COVID-19 pandemic.

As part of a bid to widen access to COVID-19 vaccines and address supply constraints, the rationale is that by forcing manufacturers to share their intellectual property for vaccines with other manufacturers they can also start to produce them, thereby increasing supply. The governing local law is Republic Act No. 8942, otherwise known as the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines.

The Sapalo Velez Bundang Bulilan law offices is considered as one of the front-running law firms in the country engaged in intellectual property prosecution, maintenance, licensing, and enforcement. Aside from intellectual property law, SVBB later evolved into a full service law firm with diversified practice areas in Philippine law, including corporation/taxation, litigation and labor with branch offices in Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and Cagayan de Oro.

 

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