Lawyer in the world of film and television

Chapter 113 112. CML (128)

"Thank you."

A few days after the City Lights incident, Zhang Wei in the office took the tea from his boss, Lao Ha, and thanked him.

Old Ha smiled and said: "Originally, such a big incident happened, so I should give you a little vacation to ease your mood.

But there is one case, I think you are more suitable, so I call you back. "

Zhang Wei took a sip of tea and asked strangely: "Is that so? But I'm fine. Working may be more conducive to getting into a living situation. What case is it that I'm appointed to come?"

Lao Ha smiled and took out a contract and handed it to Zhang Wei: "It's the Leukemia Public Welfare Aid Association. They are a public welfare organization dedicated to helping leukemia patients with donations from all walks of life."

"Then what's their problem? Protesting against the high price of medicine?" Zhang Wei asked a little strangely after taking the document handed over by the boss.

If it's a pharmaceutical company, he still understands, after all, there was a so-called counterfeit drug incident that caused a lot of noise some time ago.

The police have not caught the counterfeit drug dealer for half a year.

Lao Ha explained: "A generic drug produced in India can even reach the level of the original drug in terms of efficacy, and this is the so-called fake drug some time ago.

The person who sold this drug before had been caught, but there were still generic drugs on the market during his escape, and they were at cost prices.

Just last night, the police seized the drug deliveries and those involved in the incident. "

"Cost price?"

Zhang Wei felt a little strange when he heard this. Generally, even if the counterfeit drug dealers sell this kind of effective medicine, even if the price is cheaper than the original genuine one, the price will not be so cheap.

Someone actually sells this price at the original price?The so-called original price is their ex-factory price, but it takes a lot of effort to transport this kind of thing to Huaguo.

It's like saying that someone is making a loss in this kind of business, which is kind of interesting.

Lao Ha nodded: "This person has a high status in the hearts of leukemia patients, so the Leukemia Association is planning to hire a lawyer to defend him this time. I think you have the ability."

"Really? Zhang Wei flipped through the information a little strangely, but he still felt a little strange about what his boss said.

There are more lawyers in Shanghai who are more famous than me, and there are many lawyers with higher status than me, although this lawsuit obviously violates the interests of the pharmaceutical company.

But it is obvious that he can get a good reputation, as if he is specially prepared to whitewash himself.

What Zhang Wei didn't know was that in addition to donations from the society, a larger part of these associations came from donations from some enterprises and celebrities.

And Bei Miao's father doesn't know how much money he donates to this association every year. It's very easy for them to hand over this list to any company.

And Zhang Wei's boss, Lao Ha, and Bei Miao's father have been friends for many years. These two guys are both thousand-year-old foxes.

Although Bei Miao didn't say anything, they still saw something tricky from this incident.

So the two of them tacitly agreed, and pushed the boat along the way, and the case fell into Zhang Wei's hands.

And from the outside, this case is a case that went through normal procedures and was finally sent to Zhang Wei.

"Glenin."

When Zhang Wei saw the name of the drug on the information, he probably knew what he was going to face.

A movie that aroused huge social repercussions in the original time and space, I am not a medicine god.

The film tells the story of Cheng Yong, the owner of the oil shop, who became the exclusive agent of the Indian generic drug "Glenin" from a male health product vendor who couldn't pay the rent.

In the end, after going through various things, he became the god of medicine in the hearts of leukemia patients.

Chronic myelogenous leukemia is a relatively rare malignancy, accounting for about 0.3% of all cancers and 20% of adult leukemias; in the general population, about 10 to 1 people per 2 suffer from the disease.

The Glenin produced by foreign companies can effectively alleviate the deterioration of the disease, and it can even be said that they can live better.

However, due to various reasons, the genuine version of this medicine is priced extremely high in China, not to mention ordinary people, even the average middle class cannot afford it.

This has led to the fact that the medicine that was supposed to cure the disease and save lives has made many patients see hope, which is beyond reach.

In fact, the biggest problem is that it is difficult and expensive to see a doctor in today's society.

The Indian government has implemented a "drug compulsory licensing system", that is, the manufacture is authorized by the government without the consent of the patent owner.

Why Brother Ah San can do this? There is such a gossip.

In the 90s, a large number of pharmaceutical factories in the United States built factories in India, and then in the past [-]s, there was a large-scale case of high fever and even death among residents around the factory of a pharmaceutical giant.

The hospital in India was at a loss. Later, after investigation, it was caused by certain components in the wastewater discharged by the pharmaceutical factory. After diluting it thousands of times, it still had such an awesome effect.

Then not long after, a large-scale chemical substance leak occurred in India, killing thousands of people, and it was also a chemical factory of the United States (the relationship between chemical and pharmaceuticals is still very close).

Taking a two-pronged approach, the U.S. imperial government opened the FDA database to India on the premise that there is no drug patent law in India.

The current situation is that the third brother can directly see and use the patent data declared by all the pharmaceutical industries of the United States, and the United States does not care.

Then the United States continued to conduct pharmacological clinical data in the third brother's country, and gave the third brother a copy, and the third brother didn't care how to toss the third brother's two-legged sheep.

That kind of price is something that our country cannot bear, it is completely a behavior that shakes the foundation, the people of our country are different from those of the third brother's family.

The material cost and time cost of developing any drug are extremely high, and it takes several years, ten years or even decades to invest a lot of money in it.

And there is no return in this process until there is a breakthrough and a marketable drug is made.

Except for the few giant pharmaceutical companies with a long history in the world, almost no company has the ability to independently develop a new drug.

Moreover, the copyright of drugs is also time-limited, so the reason for the high price is that it must pay back the cost and pursue high profits.

It sounds cruel, but the medicine that should be used to cure diseases and save lives has become a commodity in pursuit of profit.

Some people say that drugs are used by the rich to save themselves, and as long as the rich don't die, they will continue to develop drugs.

Is it a disease, I have to wait until a rich man who has the money to support his research and development has this disease, and I want him to make this drug before he dies of the disease.

Although it may seem uncomfortable that this drug has become a capital-seeking behavior, it is also a driving force for accelerating drug development.

There is no way to measure this kind of thing simply by right or wrong.

Of course, another reason for the high price of imported drugs is also related to complicated handling fees.

　Thanks to the first leader of this book, the order of the first two pages was reversed, I have already contacted the editor, I have no way to change chapter v... I am really sorry

　　
　
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