Intellectual Property Department and Patent & Trade Secrets Litigation Co- Chair, Barbara Fiacco, will speak on the panel, “Litigation Watchlist: Breaking Down the Latest Disputes in mRNA, LNP, and ADC Patents” at ACI’s Annual Forum on Advanced Therapeutics.
Patent litigation remains one of the most closely watched dynamics in advanced therapeutics, with high-stakes disputes shaping the future of innovation, exclusivity, and commercialization. From ongoing battles over mRNA and lipid nanoparticle (LNP) technologies to the rising wave of litigation surrounding antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), these cases reveal not only the value of platform technologies but also the pressure points where innovators are most vulnerable. This session will unpack the litigation landscape to clarify what’s really at stake — and what it means for the next wave of advanced medicines.
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