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Pfizer's Intellectual Property Rights Battles in China for Viagra
Abstract
Issues
The case is structured to achieve the following teaching objectives:
- Understand the issues and challenges faced by companies in emerging market, especially in markets which are making a transition to a stronger IPR regime in line with TRIPS
- Understand the business environment in China from the point of view of a foreign research based pharmaceutical company
| Contents | |
| Pfizer Wins Viagra IPR Litigation - China in Transition? | |
| Background Note | |
| SIPO Invalidates Viagra's Patent | |
| SIPO Ruling Leads to International Outcry | |
| Analysts See a Silver Lining | |
| China's Huge Market can't be Ignored | |
| Pfizer's Viagra Patent Restored | |
| China Cracks Down on Counterfeiters | |
| Pfizer Loses Viagra Trademark Row | |
| Outlook | |
| Exhibits | |
Keywords
Pfizer Inc., Viagra, Wan Ai Ke, Wei Ge, Intellectual property rights, Business environment, China, Patent, Trade Related Intellectual-Property Rights (TRIPS), Chinese competitors, Competitive strategy, Trademark, World Trade Organization, Levitra, Cialis, Chinese pharmaceutical market, Chinese-language equivalent trademarks, Patent enforcement system, International marketing, Counterfeit, Erectile dysfunction, Sexual Performance Enhancing Drugs
Pfizer Wins Viagra IPR Litigation - China In Transition?
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