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Workshop: "The wolves are fed and the sheep are safe. How to distribute thesampleswith minimal riskforpharmaceutical companies"

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January 30, 2013 (Wednesday) the Legal Alliance Company will hold a mini-workshop entitled “The wolves are fed and the sheep are safe. How to distribute the samples with minimal risk for pharmaceutical companies."

The event will be held from 16:00 to 18:00 in BC "FIM Center" (Kyiv, 17,Lineynaya, Str., Solomyanskiy region (Protasov Yar)

The event will be interesting for:

  • managers responsible for the promotion of drugs;
  • counsels of the pharmaceutical companies;
  • financial managers;
  • compliance managers

The seminar will cover the most common questions that arise in connection with the distribution of samples of drugs, such as:

  • How to avoid problems with taxation: non-profit status of the representative / personal income tax / VAT?
  • How not to break the license terms?
  • How not substitute the doctor? Issues of corruption, about storing drugs, restrictions on cooperation with pharmaceutical companies.
  • What if medical representative is asked to open the trunk? How to explain the presence of drugs? If caught with samples in hospitals / pharmacy?
  • How to distribute the samples legally? Gray / white scheme used by the market.

Seminar facilitators:

  • Oleksii Bezhevets, lawyer, partner with the Legal Alliance Company, MBA
  • Andriy Gorbatenko, counsel, attorney-at-law with the Legal Alliance Company

The conference fee - 350 UAH.

With the presence of a regular customer card of the Legal Alliance Company - participating in a mini-workshop is free of charge.

Pre-registration and accreditation of mass media is required.

Working language: Russian / Ukrainian

Organizational partner of the event is Pravotodey Company. For registration, please contact Natalia Duginova Tel.: +38 044 220 15 84 (85, 86) ext. 708 or by e-mail: duginova@legalalliance.com.ua.

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