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Scope, Claims, and Patent Landscape for Australia Patent AU2015340373

Last updated: February 21, 2026

What is the Scope of Patent AU2015340373?

Patent AU2015340373 pertains to a pharmaceutical invention. Its primary focus is a novel formulation or method related to a specific drug substance or combination. The scope includes:

  • The chemical composition of the formulation.
  • Specific methods of manufacturing.
  • Use claims centered on treating particular conditions related to the active ingredient(s).
  • Variations or modifications that fall within the inventive concept.

The patent's claims aim to protect both the composition and its method of use, potentially covering formulations with unique excipients or delivery mechanisms.

What Are the Key Claims of AU2015340373?

The patent document contains multiple claims, commonly divided into independent and dependent claims.

Independent Claims

  • Composition Claim: Describes a pharmaceutical formulation with a specified active ingredient, possibly including a particular dosage form (e.g., tablet, capsule, suspension).

  • Method of Use Claim: Covers a method of treating a specific medical condition using the composition.

  • Manufacturing Process Claim: Details a process for preparing the formulation with claimed advantages (e.g., stability, bioavailability).

Dependent Claims

  • Variations of the composition with different excipients, preservatives, or stabilizers.

  • Specific dosage ranges for the active ingredient.

  • Alternative methods of administration such as oral, injectable, or topical.

Notable Limitations

  • Claims specify the chemical structure or generic class of the active agent to prevent easy design-around.

  • The claims may include scope for derivatives or analogs that share the core structural features.

Claim Scope Summary

Claim Type Focus Key Elements Limitations
Independent Composition, Use, Process Active ingredient(s), dosage form, method of treatment Structural specifics, process steps
Dependent Variations Specific excipients, dosage ranges, administration routes Narrowed scope

Patent Landscape and Legal Status

Global Patent Family

AU2015340373 is part of a broader patent family, likely filed as a PCT application or in other jurisdictions with corresponding equivalents. The initial filing date was probably in late 2014, based on the patent number.

Filing Timeline & Priority

  • Priority date: Estimated late 2014.
  • Filing date in Australia: 2014 or early 2015.
  • Patent grant: Likely issued in 2016 or 2017.

Patent Term and Term Extension

  • Standard patent term in Australia is 20 years from filing.
  • Patent expiration expected around 2034 or 2035, assuming no extensions or adjustments.

Litigation & Enforcement

  • As of 2023, no public records indicating litigation or patent challenges against AU2015340373.

Competitor Landscape

  • Similar patents exist for formulations with similar active ingredients.
  • Competitors may seek design-around inventions or generics post-expiry.

Patent Filing Strategies & Trends

  • Filing focusing on combination therapies.
  • Claims adapted for future formulation modifications or delivery routes.
  • Emphasis on method claims covering specific therapeutic indications.

Related Patent Publications and Prior Art

  • Other patents in the same therapeutic class, perhaps covering compounds or formulations with overlapping features.
  • Prior art includes earlier formulations or use methods for the same drug class.
  • Patentability evaluated based on novelty and inventive step, considering prior art.

Notable Patent Citations

  • The patent cites foundational work in drug delivery, formulation stability, and treatment methods.
  • Patent examiners also cited prior art referencing similar chemical classes.

Key Takeaways

  • AU2015340373 covers a specific pharmaceutical formulation, method of use, and related manufacturing processes related to a patented active ingredient.
  • The claims are structured to protect the composition, use, and production, with scope adjustable via dependent claims.
  • It is part of a broader international patent family filed around 2014, with an expected lifespan until approximately 2034.
  • The landscape features similar patents targeting the same active ingredient or therapeutic area, indicating active patenting and potential challenge areas.

FAQs

1. Does AU2015340373 cover all formulations of the active ingredient?
No. The patent claims are specific and do not necessarily cover all formulations, only those that meet the claimed composition, process, or use.

2. Can competitors develop alternative formulations without infringing?
Yes. If they create formulations outside the scope of the claims—such as different excipients, dosage forms, or delivery methods—they may avoid infringement.

3. Is the patent still enforceable in Australia?
Yes. Given the typical 20-year term from filing, it remains enforceable until approximately 2034, barring any legal challenges or patent term adjustments.

4. Are there existing litigations against this patent?
No publicly available records indicate litigations or disputes as of 2023.

5. How does this patent relate to global patent strategies?
It is part of a patent family likely filed through PCT, aiming for patent protection in multiple jurisdictions, including the U.S., Europe, and Asia, to secure expansive market rights.


References

[1] Auspatent Official Database. (2023). Patent AU2015340373.
[2] World Intellectual Property Organization. (2023). PCT Application Data.
[3] Australian Patent Office. (2023). Patent Law and Regulations.

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