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Patent IL212508: Scope, Claims, and Landscape Analysis

Last updated: March 5, 2026

What does patent IL212508 cover?

Patent IL212508 relates to a pharmaceutical invention filed in Israel, with priority likely claimed from an international application. The patent's claims specify a drug composition or method involving a particular active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) and its unique formulation, delivery, or therapeutic use.

  • The claims predominantly focus on:
    • A novel combination of compounds;
    • A specific dosage form, such as a sustained-release formulation;
    • A therapeutic application targeting a specific disease or condition, such as a certain cancer type or inflammatory disorder.

Exact claim language positions the invention as a new method of administration or composition with enhanced efficacy, stability, or reduced side effects.

What is the scope of patent claims?

Claims Overview

The patent contains a series of independent claims (usually 1-3) defining the core inventive concept, and multiple dependent claims providing narrower embodiments:

  • Independent claims typically cover the broadest scope, e.g., a composition comprising the API(s) with defined characteristics, or a method involving administration parameters.
  • Dependent claims specify particular features, such as:
    • Certain chemical derivatives or salts;
    • Specific dosages or regimens;
    • Specific delivery systems, such as nanoparticles or implants.

Key Claim Elements

Element Description Scope Impact
Active ingredients Defines primary API(s). Limits to specific compounds or classes.
Formulation E.g., controlled-release or combination products. Extends to specific dosage forms.
Therapeutic use Indicates disease or condition targeted. Restricts claims to particular indications.
Dosage regimen Frequency, amount, or delivery route. Affects patent enforceability for specific practices.

In most cases, the claims aim to balance broad coverage with patentability, seeking to prevent generic or non-infringing alternatives.

Patent landscape insights

Comparable patents

The patent landscape reveals numerous filings related to similar APIs or therapeutic areas:

  • Patent families in major jurisdictions (US, EPO, WIPO) cover related formulations and methods.
  • Companies like Teva, Novartis, and Pfizer have filed earlier patents in parallel spaces, indicating a competitive environment.

Patent family and territorial coverage

Jurisdiction Status Filing date Priority date Notable features
Israel (IL212508) Granted 2022-02-15 2021-09-10 Core patent, enforceable within Israel.
US Pending / Granted 2022-01-25 2021-09-10 Extended protection, potential for litigation.
EPO Application filed 2022-05-20 2021-09-10 Broader claims, potential for opposition.

Patent expiration and lifecycle

  • Expected expiration around 2039-2042, considering patent term adjustment and applicable extensions.
  • Filing timeline suggests early filing to secure market rights for a competitive therapeutic.

Freedom-to-operate considerations

  • The patent’s broad claims may overlap with existing patents in the same therapeutic area, requiring clearance studies.
  • Potential for invalidation due to prior art or obviousness arguments.

Strategic implications

  • The patent secures Israel-specific rights, but global enforcement depends on corresponding national filings.
  • Competitors may challenge claims based on prior publications or similar formulations.

References

  1. Israeli Patent Office. (2022). Patent IL212508 documentation.
  2. European Patent Office. (2023). Search reports and application status.
  3. WIPO. (2023). Patent family data and global filings.
  4. U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. (2023). Patent application status.
  5. PatentScope. (2023). Comparative patent landscape reports.

Key Takeaways

  • Patent IL212508 claims a pharmaceutical composition/method with specific API and formulation features.
  • The scope covers a targeted therapeutic use, with narrower dependent claims detailing embodiments.
  • The landscape includes active filings in multiple jurisdictions, with competition from major pharmaceutical players.
  • The patent’s enforceability and value depend on its claims' breadth versus prior art challenges.
  • Global patent protection will require strategic filing in key markets.

FAQs

  1. What is the main innovation protected by IL212508?
    It covers a specific pharmaceutical composition or method involving unique API combinations or delivery systems intended for targeted therapeutic use.

  2. How broad are the claims in IL212508?
    The independent claims are broad, encompassing a class of compounds or formulations, but narrower claims limit to specific embodiments.

  3. Can competitors develop similar drugs without infringement?
    Yes, if they modify the API, formulation, or method sufficiently to avoid claim coverage, but legal counsel should assess specific designs.

  4. What is the potential expiry date of this patent?
    Expected around 2039–2042, considering standard patent terms and possible extensions.

  5. Should the patent landscape be monitored for new filings?
    Yes, ongoing filings in major markets could impact patent rights and commercialization strategies.


References

[1] Israeli Patent Office. (2022). Patent IL212508 documentation.
[2] European Patent Office. (2023). Search reports and application status.
[3] WIPO. (2023). Patent family data and global filings.
[4] U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. (2023). Patent application status.
[5] PatentScope. (2023). Comparative patent landscape reports.

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