A Conference presented by the Healthcare and Life Sciences Law Committee, the Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Committee and the Technology Law Committee

7th Annual World Life Sciences Conference31 May – 1 June 2019 Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing, Philadelphia, USA

Topics include:

• Roundtables covering the cutting edge topics of Life Sciences such as 3D/4D printed organs, IOTs, GDPR, Human biological rights, Commercialisation of Medical Devices, pricing & reimbursement, biologics and biosimilars

• Relevant effects of international and multilateral treaties on Life Sciences industry

• Artificial intelligence in the present and future of healthcare

• Moot court – Life Science dispute scenario and alternative dispute resolution methods

• Internationalisation of healthcare services

• Hot topics in venture capital investments

• Changing the regulations of different uses of cannabis

• Moot court – mediation, decision by judge and jury

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Programme

Thursday 30 May

1830 – 2030 Reception provided by local Host CommitteeThe Twisted Tail509 S 2nd St Philadelphia, PA 19147

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Conference Co-ChairsÖzge Atilgan Karakulak Gün + Partners, Istanbul; Vice Chair; IBA Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law CommitteeYuval Horn Horn & Co, Tel AvivJosé Alejandro Luna Fandiño Olivares, Mexico City; Publications Officer, IBA Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law CommitteeCécile Théard-Jallu De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés, Paris; Discussion Forum Moderator, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law Committee

Local Host CommitteeDuane MorrisKnobbe Martens Olson and Bear Morgan Lewis Volpe and Koenig PCWhite and Williams

Friday 31 May

0730 – 1730 Registration

0730 – 0830 Continental breakfast

0830 – 0840 Opening remarks by the Conference Co-ChairsÖzge Atilgan Karakulak Gün + Partners, Istanbul; Vice Chair; IBA Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law CommitteeCécile Théard-Jallu De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés, Paris; Discussion Forum Moderator, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law Committee

0840 – 0900 First keynote presentationAccess to health care is of profound importance, especially for individuals who do not have it, but also for public health. One important aspect is a lack of access, and the perception of a lack of access, to medicines at an investigational stage outside the current clinical trials system. The consequences are especially acute for those with diagnoses of terminal illnesses who simply cannot wait for clinical trials to be completed with favourable results and then for the approved drugs to enter and become timely available through commercial channels.

Notwithstanding the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) expanded access programme, frustration with and, a lack of awareness of the current system and changes to it gave rise to a Right to Try movement in the US. United State state-level statutes were passed and the frustration led to the hotly debated US federal Right to Try Act’s passage in the US Congress, as well as President Trump’s signing it into law on 30 May, 2018.

IntroductionBethany Hills Mintz, New York

Keynote speakerDr Alison Bateman-House PhD, MPH New York University Langone Health School of Medicine, New York

0900 – 0930 Second keynote presentation on pricing, populism and perception: why Intellectual Property (IP) is under fire and what we can do about itThe IP system is under unprecedented pressure around the world as governments seek to address rising healthcare costs, populist ideologies spread, and misconceptions about the IP system, coupled with some questionable IP practices, capture international

The venue is located ten minutes’ walk from Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing.

Please indicate on the registration form or online if you wish to attend.

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Conference dinner sponsors

headlines. Compulsory licensing threats and efforts to limit patents in various ways – once the talk of developing countries – are making their way into policy discussions and proposed legislation in Europe, the United States, and other innovation-leading markets. At the same time, cutting-edge cures and other forms of innovation in the life sciences, including cell and gene therapies, digital medicine and Artificial Intelligence, are pressuring the IP status quo, even as they hold the promise to take medicine and healthcare to the next level:• How did we get to this point?• What can be done to ensure a measured and educated

approach to societal concerns that preserves incentives to innovate at this critical time of progress?

Keynote speakerCorey Salsberg Vice President, Global Head Intellectual Property Affairs, Novartis, Washington DC

0930 – 0940

Introduction of the moot trialThe IBA moot court will present and solve a hypothetical controversy on the state-of-art technology related to the misuse of patient data. Case fact pattern will be circulated and the audience is invited to form teams for claimant, defendant and jury.

CoordinatorJosé Alejandro Luna Fandiño Olivares, Mexico City; Publications Officer, IBA Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Committee

0940 – 1230

Roundtables

IntroductionYuval Horn Horn & Co, Tel Aviv

Topic one

Biopharmaceutical market: collaboration versus M&A

Co-ModeratorsRenata Fialho Veirano, São PauloJonathan Lourie Duane Morris, Boston, Massachusetts

Topic two

Human biological rights (HBR)

Co-ModeratorsBill Bunker Patent Examiner, Bunker Intellectual Property Consulting, Alexandria, VirginiaLisa Mueller Casimir Jones, Middleton, Wisconsin

Topic three

Update on the European Union General Data Protection Regulation in Europe and the world

Co-ModeratorsCécile Théard-Jallu De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés, Paris; Discussion Forum Moderator, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law CommitteeFabio Alonso Vieira Kestener Granja & Vieira, São Paulo

Topic four

International pricing index for medicines

ModeratorChristian Alejandro Lopez-Silva Baker Mckenzie, Mexico City; Website Officer, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law Committee

Topic five

The challenges of development and commercialisation of medical devices in the United States and European Union

Co-ModeratorsMonika Gattiker Lanter, Zurich; Membership Officer, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law CommitteeBethany Hills Mintz, New York

Topic six

Femtech

ModeratorSharon Gazit Goldfarb Seligman & Co, Tel Aviv; Senior Vice Chair, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law Committee

Associate conference sponsor

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Topic seven

Competition law aspects of biologics and biosimilars – excessive pricing, discounts and rebates

Co-ModeratorsNatalia Castro Raisbeck & Castro, BogotáDr Stephanie Pautke Commeo, Frankfurt; Committee Liaison Officer, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law Committee

Topic eight

Increasing collaboration for drug purchase through regional procurement initiatives

Co-ModeratorsCatherine Longeval Van Bael & Bellis, Brussels; Conference Quality Officer, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law CommitteeAnderson Ribeiro Kasznar Leonardos Intellectual Property, Rio de Janeiro

Topic nine

Orphan drugs

Co-ModeratorsChristian Bauer Senior Corporate Counsel, Summit, New Jersey Marie Manley Sidley Austin, London

Topic ten

Social media: connecting patients and medical centres – the opportunities, risks and realities

Co-ModeratorsJason Jardine Knobbe Martens, San Diego, California; Vice Chair, IBA Emerging Intellectual Property Rights SubcommitteeOdd Swarting Calissendorff Swarting, Stockholm

Topic eleven

Pricing and reimbursement of off-label use

Co-ModeratorsBeatríz Cocína Arrieta Uría Menéndez, MadridMartin Dræbye Gantzhorn Bech-Bruun, Copenhagen Helén Waxberg Mannheimer Swartling, Stockholm

Topic twelve

3D/4D printed organs, cells, food, drugs, medical devices, Internet of Things (IoT) – what else? Ethical, intellectual property, regulatory and liability perspectives

Co-ModeratorsEdona Vila Borden Ladner Gervais, Toronto, Ontario Nancy Wuamett Skadden Arps, Washington DC

Topic thirteen

European Union protection of trade secrets – comparison with the United States

ModeratorAlex Spiegler Arent Fox, New York

Topic fourteen

Alternative dispute resolution methods for disputes related to Life Sciences

Co-ModeratorsLorenza Ferrari Hofer Pestalozzi Attorneys, Zurich Joaquín Núñez Hoet Peláez Castillo & Duque, Caracas Daniel Reich Shearman & Sterling, New York

1230 – 1330 Lunch

1330 – 1430

Relevant effects of international and multilateral treaties on Life Sciences industry Globalisation is an unstoppable trend that is materialised in new and innovative manners to connect and do business across borders. Free Trade International and Multilateral Agreements have become the key tool to gather and rule it through different and diverse jurisdictions.

While several provisions of these international agreements aims to raise the standard within Member States in favour of improving their economic development, several voices, including leaders of highly industrialised countries, have opposed them.

Around the world, several free trade agreements are now under renegotiation, such as the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), or pending implementation, such as

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the most ambitious free trade agreement ever signed: the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) signed on 2018 by eleven countries. This situation impacts industries, particularly the Life Sciences industry from business and legal standpoints. These key impacts will be discussed in a round-table taking advantage of the various jurisdictions represented at the Conference.

ModeratorJason Jardine Knobbe Martens, San Diego, California; Vice Chair, IBA Emerging Intellectual Property Rights Subcommittee

SpeakersKarla Olvera Acevedo Olivares, Mexico CityEllen Szymanski Senior Director of International Intellectual Property, Global Intellectual Property Center, Washington DC

1430 – 1530

Artificial intelligence in the present and future of healthcareAs for many other sectors, artificial intelligence is increasingly impacting the healthcare and life sciences industries and could be a ‘game-changing’ technology. While it brings key advantages throughout the patient pathway, it has also been the subject of many debates over the past few years. Indeed, the challenges associated with effective implementation of this technology are numerous and range from the lack of a clear understanding of what the technology actually consists of, to the challenges of deploying the technology consistent with the letter and spirit of the law, public policy and ethics. This panel will provide a broad overview of the subject.

Co-ModeratorsBethany Hills Mintz, New YorkDale Van Demark McDermott Will and Emery, Washington DC; Chair, Intrusive Technologies Subcommittee, IBA Technology Law Committee

Panellists Eric Fish Senior Vice President, Legal Services, Federation of State Medical Boards, Washington DCRene Quashie Vice President, Policy & Regulatory Affairs, Consumer Technology Association, Washington DCCécile Théard-Jallu De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés, Paris; Discussion Forum Moderator, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law Committee

1530 – 1550 Coffee/tea break

1550 – 1650

Moot court – Life Science dispute scenario and alternative dispute resolution methods Based on the hypothetical case scenario about the misuse of research data, relevant legal issues in life sciences disputes are discussed. Claimant and defendant teams are called to present and defend legal arguments and dispute resolution experts will mediate and arbitrate the dispute according to international recognised alternative dispute resolution methods.

Pleading and Q&A

Parties:

Plaintiff team Hugo Carrasco Soulé Janssen, Mexico CityGustavo de Freitas Morais Dannemann Siemsen Bigard, Ipanema Moreira, São PauloJim Ferguson Mayer Brown, Chicago, Illinois

Defendant teamAna María Castro Lloreda Camacho & Co, BogotáIgnacio Gillmore Carey, Santiago de Chile Juan Luis Serrano-Leets Sánchez Devanny, Mexico City

1650 – 1730

Internationalisation of healthcare services This panel will discuss the emergence of international health service providers (outpatient and inpatient). It will address questions such as:• What are the regulatory barriers? • What role does private equity play and how welcome is it in

various countries? • What impact on compliance does internationalisation of

healthcare have?

Co-ModeratorsElysangela de Oliveira Rabelo Maurer TozziniFreire, São Paulo; Secretary, IBA Latin American Regional Forum Stephan Rau McDermott Will & Emery, Munich; Co-Chair, IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law Committee

PanellistsKelly M Baugh Children’s National Health System, Washington DC Todd Crider Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, New YorkBlayne Hagen Sanford Health, Sioux Falls, South Dakota

1900 – 2130 Conference dinnerMoshulu401 S Christopher Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA 19106

Embark on the largest remaining original windjammer, currently a floating restaurant docked in Penn’s Landing, for an evening of networking with your fellow delegates.

Ticket price: $130

Transport will not be provided, Moshulu is located just five minutes’ walk from the Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing.

Saturday 1 June

0800 – 1200 Registration

0800 – 0830 Continental breakfast

0830 – 0940

Hot topics in venture capital investmentsThe panel will discuss key topics and recent developments in the funding of growing life sciences companies, including: • Has there been a growth in the international financing of

emerging companies? • What financing strategies have the panellists been pursuing? • Has the impact of alternative financing sources, such as Family

Offices, impacted investment strategies?

Co-ModeratorsLuca Gambini Portolano Cavallo, Rome Laurence Naughton Mintz, Boston, Massachusetts

Panellists Ed Chan 1315 Capital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pitou Devgon Velano Vascular, San Francisco, CaliforniaTom Gordon SVB, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaRick Pierce FEP Capital Advisors, Cambridge, Massachusetts

0940 – 1050

Changing the regulations of different uses of cannabisParts and extracts of the cannabis plant can be used for a multitude of purposes including medical or recreational, as a food additive or in cosmetics. Traditionally strict regulations and prohibitions have recently been relaxed in some countries, while others have so far remained reluctant to do so. Currently, the WHO’s bodies are carrying out a first full review of cannabis and cannabis-related substances since the International Drug Control Conventions were established in 1961 and 1971. The panel discusses the possible consequences of a rescheduling of cannabis at the global level, and how international finance and trade should navigate a diverse regulatory landscape regarding cannabis.

Co-ModeratorsTricia Kuhl Blakes Cassels Graydon, Montréal, QuébecMarkus Schott Bär & Karrer, ZurichJevgenija Vienazindyte Ellex Valiunas, Vilnius, Lithuania

PanellistsDr Shane Morris Aurora Cannabis Inc, Pointe-Claire, QuebecSkirmantas Nikstele UAB Agropro, Kaunas, Lithuania Ivan Ross Vrána Hill+Knowlton Strategies, Ottawa, Ontario

1050 – 1120 Coffee/tea break

1120 – 1230

Moot court – mediation and arbitration proceedingsMediation exercise, arbitration debates and award by the judges with the participation of the public.

MediatorLorenza Ferrari Hofer Pestalozzi Attorneys, Zurich

Honour judgesDaniel Reich Shearman & Sterling, New YorkProfessor Claudia Seitz University of Basel, Faculty of Law, Center for Life Sciences Law, Basel(Jury tribunal to be selected during the Introduction to the Moot Trial)

1230 – 1400 Lunch

The IBA, its officers and staff accept no responsibility for any views expressed, presentations or materials produced by delegates or speakers at the Conference.

Continuing Professional Development/Continuing Legal Education

*The number of CPD/CLE hours available may vary depending on the rules applied by the members’ bar association/law society on time recording criteria.

For conference delegates from jurisdictions where CPD/CLE is mandatory, the IBA will provide a Certificate of Attendance for the conference. Subject to CPD/CLE requirements, this can be used by conference delegates to obtain the relevant number of hours’ accreditation.

A CPD/CLE Certificate of Attendance is available to conference delegates on request. Please ask at the IBA conference registration desk for information on how to obtain the certificate.

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InformationDate31 May – 1 June 2019

VenueHilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing201 S Christopher Columbus BoulevardPhiladelphia, PA 19106, USATel: +1 215-521-6500Website: www3.hilton.com

LanguageAll working sessions and Conference materials will be in English.

How to registerRegister online by 24 May at www.ibanet.org/conferences/conf956.aspx and make payment by credit card to avail of the ten per cent online registration discount or complete the attached registration form and return it to the Conference Department at the IBA together with your bank transfer/cheque payment. You should receive an email confirmation of your registration within five days; if you do not, please contact confs@int-bar.org.

FeesOnline registrations received:

on or before until 3 May 24 May

IBA member $935 $1,050

Non-member* $1,110 $1,220

Young lawyers $700 $1,220

Academics/Judges (full time) $700 $1,220

Public lawyers $700 $1,220

Corporate counsel** $840 $1,220

Conference dinner $130 $130

After 24 May registrations must be received in hard copy at the IBA office.

Hard copy registration forms and fees received:

on or before after 3 May 3 May

IBA member $1,040 $1,165

Non-member* $1,230 $1,355

Young lawyers $780 $1,355

Academics/Judges (full time) $780 $1,355

Public lawyers $780 $1,355

Corporate counsel** $935 $1,355

Conference dinner $130 $130

* By paying the non-member fee, we welcome you as a delegate member of the IBA for the year in which this conference is held, which entitles you to the following benefits:

1) Password access to certain parts of the IBA website. 2) Receipt of IBA E-news and access to online versions of IBA Global Insight.3) Pay the member rate for any subsequent conference registrations for

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register online to obtain a 25 per cent discount on the IBA member fee.

If you would like to become a full or general member of the IBA, which includes membership of one committee or more – and inclusion in and access to our membership directory – we encourage you to do so now in order to register for this Conference at the member rate. You can find full details of how to join at www.ibanet.org.

A reduced rate is offered to lawyers who are over the age of 65, have been an IBA member for more than 20 years and are no longer practising law.

Full payment must be received in order to obtain your Conference documentation.

Fees include:• Attendance at all working sessions• Conference materials, including any available speakers’ papers

submitted to the IBA before 17 May.• Access to the above Conference working materials from the IBA website

(www.ibanet.org) approximately seven days prior to the Conference• Access to mobile delegate search application • Lunch on Friday and Saturday• Tea and coffee during breaks• Invitation to the Hosted reception on 30 May

Please note that registrations are not transferable.

List of participantsIn order for your name to appear in the list of participants, which will be distributed at the Conference, your registration form must be received by 24 May at the latest.

Mobile delegate search applicationAll registered delegates will receive a printed list of participants at the Conference; however, delegates are now also able to use the mobile delegate search. This application has been developed to aid networking by giving delegates instant access to an up-to-date list of their fellow attendees, and comes with the added benefit of a built-in messaging service. All registered delegates with an internet or Wi-Fi-enabled device will have access, using their IBA username and password. Simply visit: m.ibanet.org/conf956. Registration confirmation All documentation regarding your attendance at the Conference can now be obtained from the IBA website. Upon receipt of your payment for the Conference a confirmation email will be sent containing instructions on how to download the documents. Registration confirmation will not be distributed by post.

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Promotional literaturePlease note that no individual or organisation may display or distribute publicity material or other printed matter during the Conference, unless by prior arrangement with the IBA. Organisations and companies wishing to discuss promotional opportunities should contact the IBA Sponsorship Department at sponsorship@int-bar.org.

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Travel arrangements and visasParticipants are responsible for making their own travel arrangements. It is recommended that you check your visa requirements with your local embassy or consulate. We are unable to dispatch visa invitation letters to support your visa application prior to receipt of your registration form and full payment of registration fees.

Please apply for your visa in good time.

Hotel accommodationA limited number of rooms have been reserved at the Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing for the nights of 30 – 31 May inclusive:

Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing

201 S Christopher Columbus BlvdPhiladelphia, PA 19106, USATel: +1 215-521-6500

The following rates are per room, per night and exclusive of buffet breakfast, service charges and local taxes.

Single/double Run of House: $239Triple Run of House: $264Quadruple Run of House: $289

Single/double Executive King: $239Triple Executive King: $264Quadruple Executive King: $289

Please use the following hotel website link https://tinyurl.com/IBALifeScience to make your reservation. The hotel requires a credit card number to secure your reservation.

Cancellation and no-show policyPlease note that in the event of any cancellations or no-shows, rooms will be charged to the individual guest’s credit card given at the time of booking. Cancellations can be made 72 hours prior to scheduled arrival without charge.

Please note that any reservation made after 9 May will be subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed at the special IBA rate.As a limited number of rooms have been blocked at the hotel, availability cannot be guaranteed once the room block is full.

Delegates are responsible for making accommodation reservations directly with the hotel and entering into an agreement with the hotel regarding credit card guarantees, cancellation terms and conditions, and room rates (should these differ from the special IBA rate). The IBA cannot accept responsibility for hotel accommodation disputes between a delegate and the hotel.

Unauthorised accommodation agentsIt has been brought to our attention that there are multiple companies contacting past attendees, claiming to represent the IBA, offering ‘assistance’ with registration and hotel bookings.

They are operating by cold-calling and spamming companies whose names have appeared on previous List of Participants, Programmes and Sponsorship recognition. The only Accommodation Agent the IBA works with is Judy Lane ICS. Judy Lane ICS do not contact delegates on behalf of the IBA without delegates making initial contact. Please ignore any communication that does not come directly from the IBA or Judy Lane ICS.

Disabled accessThe Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing is wheelchair accessible. Please notify us if you require special assistance.

Social programme

Thursday 30 May

1830 – 2030 Reception provided by local Host CommitteeThe Twisted Tail509 S 2nd St Philadelphia, PA 19147

Please indicate on the registration form or online if you wish to attend.

Friday 31 May

1900 – 2130 Conference DinnerMoshulu401 S Christopher Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA 19106

Embark on the largest remaining original windjammer, currently a floating restaurant docked in Penn’s Landing for an evening of networking with your fellow delegates.

Ticket price: $130

One place per registered delegate is permitted.

Transport will not be provided, Moshulu is located just five minutes’ walk from the Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing.

Social event places cannot be guaranteed unless payment has been received before 27 May, subject to availability.

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Registration form

7th Annual World Life Sciences Conference

31 May – 1 June 2019, Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing, Philadelphia, USA

Please read the ‘Information’ section before completing this form and return it together with your bank transfer or cheque to the Conference Department at the address overleaf.

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HARD COPY REGISTRATION FORMS AND FEES RECEIVED: on or before 3 May after 3 May amount payable

IBA member $1,040 $1,165 $

Non-member* $1,230 $1,355 $

Young lawyers $780 $1,355 $

Academics/Judges (Full Time) $780 $1,355 $

Public lawyers $780 $1,355 $

Corporate counsel** $935 $1,355 $

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

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