Name: Peter Ludwig at NYBA 22nd Annual Meeting
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Fish’s Peter Ludwig presented at the 22nd annual meeting of the NY Biotechnology Association.

NYBA 22nd Annual Meeting

NY Biotechnology Association

Global Summit 2026

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Building the IP Moat: Maximizing Technology Value on the Path to IPO

Quantum Computing Patent Enforcement: The Coming Challenges

The UPC’s Emerging FRAND Framework

Life After Electrolux: A New Era of Global Patent Enforcement

The NatSec100 and the Patent Paradox

Hikma v. Amarin SCOTUS Decision

Teva v. Lilly: Conflicting Positions at PTAB and District Court Sink Patent Challenge

Patent Lawyers Are Shields Protecting Inventions From AI Misuse

The Cost of Inaction as Standardization Comes for the EV and Battery Industries