David Hull, Partner, Van Bael & Bellis to Speak at the Knowledge Groups European Antitrust Enforcement for Pay-For-Delay Settlements Live Webcast
Summary
With two of the largest teams in Brussels working in EU competition and international trade law, the firm is well known and highly regarded by all legal directories for its extensive expertise and deep partner-level experience.With nearly 70 lawyers coming from 20 different countries, Van Bael & Bellis offers clients the support of a highly effective team of professionals with multi-jurisdictional expertise and an international perspective.Established in 1986, the firm houses a multinational team of lawyers who regularly advise a diverse group of clients ranging from multinational corporations and government bodies to international trade associations and global law firms.With two of the largest teams in Brussels working in EU competition and international trade law, the firm is well known and highly regarded by all legal directories for its extensive expertise and deep partner-level experience.The firm also advises on EU regulatory matters and Belgian business law.With nearly 70 lawyers coming from 20 different countries, Van Bael & Bellis offers clients the support of a highly effective team of professionals with multi-jurisdictional expertise and an international perspective.Event Synopsis:Reverse payment settlement is one of the few schemes that may be used to delay generic entry of possible competitors.Several pharmaceutical companies which have been entering into these ‘pay-for-delay’ agreements, if not sued for violating EU’s antitrust rules, are facing costly investigations.In this two-hour live webcast, a panel of distinguished professionals and thought leaders will help you better understand the important aspects of this significant topic.