Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Law
Pharmaceutical Laws relate to the creation, sale, distribution, and use of pharmaceutical drugs. These laws include intellectual property rights to protect drug manufacturers' research, safety standards to protect the public from harmful side effects, restrictions on marketing drugs to the public, and rules regarding how drugs may be prescribed and distributed.
Pharmaceutical discoveries, and advances in biomedical research, have created a multi-billion dollar industry. With stakes so high, it is important for companies to be able to protect their investments. This is typically done through the use of patents. Patents can apply to the method of synthesizing a drug, the chemical makeup of a new molecule, or possibly even to certain genetic discoveries. There are many other potential uses for patents in the field of pharmaceutical law, as well. Trademarks and copyrights also play a role in pharmaceutical law. After all, just as with any product, brand identification can be a key to success in marketing and brand loyalty.
Our services;
- Preparing purchase and sale contracts for pharmaceutical raw materials
- Preparation of pharmaceutical production contracts
- Preparing privacy contracts
- Preparing drug distributorship contracts
- Preparation of contracts for clinical research
- Preparing drug development contracts
- Preparing various consulting contracts for the pharmaceutical sector
- Legal advice on disputes arising from drug patents and brands
- Preparing hazardous waste / packaging disposal / recycling contracts
- Legal counseling on administrative procedures for drug sales and marketing licensing
- Patent registration for formative inventions and follow-up of registration processes of drug brands
- Legal services arising from other current and administrative disputes arising from activities in the sector