Can Antitrust Adequately Assess Patent Settlement Agreements Disconnected from 
Patent Law Relevant Facts? - The Servier Case – Its Public Perception and its 
Underlying Facts

Straus, Joseph

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Can Antitrust Adequately Assess Patent Settlement Agreements Disconnected from Patent Law Relevant Facts? - The Servier Case – Its Public Perception and its Underlying Facts

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Straus, J. (2016). Can Antitrust Adequately Assess Patent Settlement Agreements Disconnected from Patent Law Relevant Facts? - The Servier Case – Its Public Perception and its Underlying Facts. European intellectual property review, 38(9), 533-544.

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