When “Not Warning” Isn’t Misleading: The High Court on Contingent Risks and Commercial Silence
The High Court in Lundbeck held Sandoz had no duty to warn of a contingent patent risk. Clean Law’s independence safeguards help clients avoid blind spots created by conflicted advice.
When Rights Don’t Exist Until They Suddenly Do: The Hidden Timing Trap in Patent Extensions
The Lundbeck decision highlights a hidden risk: rights that seem obvious commercially may not exist legally until much later. Escrow and independent oversight prevent costly timing errors in litigation.
Who Has the Right to Sue? The High Court’s Warning on Standing and Role Confusion
The High Court’s Lundbeck ruling shows how unclear roles can erase expected litigation rights. Structural independence — not goodwill — prevents similar standing risks.
When Settlement Language Breaks: How an Ambiguous Clause Drove Years of Litigation
The High Court’s Lundbeck decision shows how a single ambiguous settlement clause can drive years of litigation. Structural cost alignment — not drafting habits alone — prevents these risks.