[Che-student-staff-list] Graduate Seminar Series- Mr. Barash Oct 16

[Ewing, Virginia G]

Purdue University
School of Chemical Engineering
Graduate seminar series

Mr. Eyal Barash
Barash Law LLC, Lafayette IN

"Patent Law in an Innovation Environment -
the Special Case of Pharmaceuticals and Related Technologies"

Thursday, October 16, 2014
9:00-10:15 a.m.
FRNY G140

Reception at 10:15-10:45 a.m. in Henson Atrium

Abstract:  In the highly regulated environment of pharmaceuticals, patent protection plays a critical role in protecting revenue and fostering innovation. With a low barrier to competition and long and expensive lead times, the ability to recoup staggering investment costs is a critical component for achieving success. It is not the only component, however. Coupled with patent law, food and drug law offers independent opportunities to protect value in the right circumstances. This talk will discuss how pharmaceutical patent and regulatory law interface and shape life cycle management strategies for innovators as well as opportunities and incentives for generics.

Bio:  Eyal Barash is a patent attorney who specializes in pharmaceuticals and chemical products. He currently practices in Lafayette, Indiana and represents numerous companies located in the research park. His practice includes drafting and prosecuting patent applications, client counseling, and negotiating licenses and other contracts. A native of West Lafayette, Mr. Barash obtained undergraduate degrees in chemistry and history from Indiana University, a Masters in physical chemistry from UC-Berkeley and his law degree from Northwestern. After practicing in Washington, DC for eight years, he returned to Indiana to work with emerging technology companies. Mr. Barash is a frequent speaker both nationally and internationally on intellectual property topics related to pharmaceuticals. In addition to his private practice of law, Mr. Barash is the Chief Intellectual Property Counsel to Endocyte and has an adjunct appointment in Chemical Engineering.


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