Tine Carmeliet
Senior Associate
Brussels
Tine Carmeliet
Senior Associate
Brussels
Contact Details
Tine is a Senior Associate in Allen&Overy's Life Sciences Practice.
She specializes in life sciences patents litigation and advises clients on regulatory issues and commercial transactions in the life science sector. Her litigation experience includes both representing clients before the Belgian and European courts and assisting clients with multi-jurisdictional proceedings. She also advices clients on issues on the entire life cycle of a medicinal product, MDR and IVDR, digital health solutions, real world data and transparency regulations) and is specialised in agro(bio)tech and food and feed regulations (new breeding techniques and Nagoya Protocol).
She also has a sound life sciences policy understanding thanks to her secondment to the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries Associations legal team, where she focused on regulatory and IP policy.
Recent highlights of her practice include multi-jurisdictional advice on European plant and seed legislation and genetically modified organisms, clinical trials, complex cross-border data protection matters and medical devices. Tine also conducts intellectual property litigation before the Belgian courts and advises clients on non-contentious matters in that field of expertise.
Qualifications
Academic
LLM, University of Leuven, 2013
Master of Arts, The Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, 2015
Related articles
Blog Post: 28 November 2022
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Paediatric medicines in the EU, the UK and the U.S.: regulatory framework in a nutshell
Blog Post: 24 February 2022
Blog Post: 25 January 2022
Qualifications
Academic
LLM, University of Leuven, 2013
Master of Arts, The Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, 2015
Awards & accolades
Trailblazer in most influential women in IP
World Intellectual Property Review (2020)
Jura Falconis First Prize
Master thesis
Entrepreneurship Award
Union of Self- Employed Entrepreneurs with Sagio.be & AFC
Published work
- CARMELIET, T., VAN DYCK, P., ""It’s time to amend the Enforcement Directive to ensure all EU Member States provide for declarations of non-infringement of EUTMs and Community designs."" (ed. STONE, D. & POTTS, B.), Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, Volume 14, Issue 10, October 2019, Pages 754–760
- CARMELIET, “The Gx contribution to multilateral trade governance: balancing efficiency and inclusiveness”, Hart Publishing, 2018.
- G. GLAS and T. CARMELIET, “The European Court of Justice to rule on milestone in European GMO legislation: the legal classification of mutagenesis in plant breeding”, the Bioscience Law Review 2017, Volume 16, Issue 2, Page 91.
- E. VAN KEYMEULEN and T. CARMELIET, ““Sunshine” in Belgium: new statutory transparency requirements for life sciences companies”, European Pharmaceutical Law Review 2017, Pages 26-31.
- T. CARMELIET AND G. KOSMIDOU, “Enforcing Europe’s Foundational Values. Central and Eastern Europe: A Case in Point”, European Judicial Systems as a Challenge for Democracy, Intersentia, Antwerp, 2015.
- T. CARMELIET, “A Critical Analysis of the Procedural Fairness of the Leniency Instrument. Finding the Right Balance Between Efficiency and Justice in EU Competition Law”, Jura Falconis 2013-2014, Page 2.
