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Provided by John Collins
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A leading litigator in the Intellectual Property & Technology space, with special expertise in international disputes in innovation-focused industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotech, medical devices, competition law, software development and telecommunications.
John is the National Practice Group Leader of the IP & Technology team.
Work Highlights
Novartis AG: acting in proceedings to enforce for blockbuster multiple sclerosis drugs Gilenya, Entresto, Stalevo, Aclasta, Zometa.
Sandoz: acting in the long-running Lundbeck escitalopram (Lexapro) patent infringement litigation.
Fresenius Kabi: acting in proceedings against Samsung Bioepis in connection with adalimumab
Expert witness: acting as an expert witness on Australian patent law in US arbitral proceedings concerning Gilead’s HIV drug portfolio.
Merck Sharp & Dohme: acting in competition litigation against BMS concerning blockbuster Keytruda.
Apple: acted in connection with patent disputes against Chinese smartphone manufacturers
AT&T: acted in contract dispute with local technology transfer.
nbn, Optus and Telstra: acted in various patent and contract disputes concerning DPUs, compression and content technologies.
GME: acted successfully in Federal Court registered design infringement proceedings.
Industry Sector Expertise
Copyright
Intellectual Property
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Telecommunications Media and Technology
Trade Marks
Chambers Review
Asia-Pacific
John Collins is especially well regarded for his work in patent disputes. Based in Sydney, he frequently acts for leading domestic and international players in the pharmaceutical sphere on such matters.
John Collins is highly experienced in patent litigation and acts for clients in a variety of sectors, offering notable expertise in high-profile pharmaceutical cases.
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Technology, Media and Telecoms (TMT)
Health and Life Sciences