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Advertising and independent statements

  • Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP
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  • Denmark, European Union
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  • October 26 2009

Generally, advertising rules (as set out in Articles 86 to 100 of Directive 200183) as implemented nationally, are aimed at marketing authorisation holders

Prohibition on advertising unregistered medicinal products applies also to independent third parties

  • De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek
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  • Denmark, European Union
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  • July 31 2009

The prohibition on advertising unregistered medicinal products applies not only to pharmaceutical companies but also to independent third parties, including journalists whose right of freedom of expression may be limited for the purpose of protecting public health

ECJ Damgaard on advertising by third party

  • NautaDutilh
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  • Denmark, European Union
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  • April 21 2009

On 2 April 2009, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) rendered its judgment in the Damgaard case

Advertising of medicinal products versus freedom of expression of a journalist - European Court of Justice decision dated 2 April 2009 (C-42107) "Frede Damgaard"

  • Reed Smith LLP
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  • Denmark, European Union
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  • April 28 2009

The European Court of Justice ("ECJ") recently had the opportunity to opine on limits on the scope of advertising for medical products in the European Union, when a journalist who had reprinted factual information about a pain medication sold in Norway but prohibited in Denmark, was made an example under Danish legal provisions prohibiting advertising for medicinal products that are not lawfully marketed in Denmark

Who missed the deadline?

  • Norrbom Vinding
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  • Denmark, European Union
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  • October 26 2011

A Danish university was not liable for damages although it decided too late not to commercially exploit an invention made by one of its research scientists

You’ll do the packing, we’ll take the credit!

  • Norrbom Vinding
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  • Denmark, European Union
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  • September 13 2011

The European Court of Justice has held that it was okay for a parallel importer of pharmaceutical products to label itself ‘repackager’ although the products were actually repackaged by another company