South Korean court's view on dosage regime drugs' patentability

14 September 2017
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In his second Expert View piece, Yungjoon Kwon, patent/trademark attorney and managing director at law firm Kwon & Kim, considers a South Korean court’s view on one of pharma's hottest topics – dosage regime drugs’ patentability.

New dosage regime

Recently introduced new drugs over the globe are not simply to cure life-depending disease and illness, but also to improve quality of human regular life, such as in erectile dysfunction drugs and health supplements, diet pills and others.

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