Magnus Dahlman, Author at Kluwer Patent Blog

By Magnus Dahlman

Magnus Dahlman is specialized in intellectual property law. He represents large and small clients in a wide variety of complex intellectual property matters, providing strategic advice on identifying, developing, protecting and commercializing intellectual property rights.
Magnus is an experienced litigator and has litigated several landmark cases especially within life sciences and tech patents but also trademark, trade secrets and copyright. Magnus is also regularly handling regulatory issues in the life science and telecom field and issues relating to various kinds of certifications.
Magnus has been ranked by several ranking insitutes in the categories Patent Contentious and Intellectual Property and has also recently been acting as counsel in the first mock trial under the UPC rules in the Nordic Baltic regional division arranged by the Swedish Department of Justice.

CJEU, Infringement, Pharma, Sweden

Nothing new under the sun: parallel importers must still prove that it is objectively necessary to replace the original package of medicinal products

Magnus Dahlman (Gulliksson)/February 21, 2022February 21, 2022

This post perhaps is a bit off topic since it concerns parallel imports and trademark rights. Nevertheless it could be interesting for the readers since it relates to the the pharma industry. Background It is well established EU case law that a parallel importer of medicinal products may only replace the original package if it…

CJEU, Damages, Enforcement, Generics, Infringement, Injunction, Litigation, Patents, Pharma, Pharmaceutical patent, Sweden

Launch at risk concept still is not at risk in Sweden following C-688/17

Magnus Dahlman (Gulliksson)/May 14, 2021May 11, 2021 /2 Comments

Introduction A key mechanism in patent litigation and specifically for generics is the concept of “launch at risk”. In short the concept means that a product is launched prior to the expiry of a patent despite the risk that the patent proprietor in such case could initiate infringement proceedings which often includes requests for a…