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Managing Covid-19

Coronavirus Legal Briefing | What we're seeing

Welcome to Osborne Clarke's Coronavirus Legal Briefing, our newsletter on business law issues in these sombre times.

Managing Covid-19

Coronavirus A guide for your business

COVID-19 – and the measures governments have implemented to slow the spread of the virus – represent an unprecedented challenge

Managing Covid-19

Electronic signatures: COVID-19 and 'business as (un)usual'

As the impact of Covid-19 prompts businesses to rethink and adapt the ways they work, it is more important than

Life Sciences and Healthcare

Article 17 of the 'Cura Italia' Decree: semplification of clinical trials for COVID-19 patients

Article 17 of law decree no. 18, dated 17 March 2020, published on even date in the extraordinary edition of

Managing Covid-19

Preliminary remarks on the Italian Government's urgent provisions for COVID-19

Osborne Clarke has prepared a report to help clients dealing with the various legal issues arising from the DPCM 8

Managing Covid-19

Coronavirus | A guide for your business

The coronavirus represents a unique challenge for businesses playing their part in looking after staff and customers, while continuing to

Life Sciences and Healthcare

Payback for medical devices: the uncertainty persists

Further to the payback issue concerning pharmaceuticals, which over recent years has been subject to litigation between the Italian Medicines
Life Sciences and Healthcare

Transparency obligations extended to medical device companies

Transparency obligations for medical device companies (members of Confindustria Dispositivi Medici): transfers of value made during 2020 must be published

IT and data

The AP imposes its first GDPR fine on a Dutch hospital

Following a lengthy investigation, the Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) concluded that a Dutch hospital did not take adequate technical

Life Sciences and Healthcare

UK Supreme Court gives "skinny label" products (tentative) go ahead – good news for generic pharmaceutical companies and the NHS?

The decision in Warner Lambert v Actavis is good news for generic pharmaceutical companies who will feel emboldened to continue