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Pharmaceuticals

The pipeline of new drugs under development by the pharmaceutical industry has come under more scrutiny during the last decade than ever in the history of the industry. Health care reform, increased competition, and stricter enforcement guidelines by stricter government enforcement have placed increased pressure on the ability of pharmaceutical companies to develop new drugs, to bring them to market and to profit from their sale. As a result, investment in new technology, the licensing of new compounds and the consolidation of the industry have become dominant topics of conversation in pharmaceutical company boardrooms.

Our team of pharmaceutical lawyers have been involved in some of the most important drug development transactions, patent cases, financings and licensing transactions of the last 25 years. Our approach leverages the firm’s expertise and experience across multiple practice groups and related industry areas to meet the specific needs of our diverse clients.

Areas of Focus:

  • Venture Capital
  • Incubation/acceleration services
  • Intellectual Property assessment and strategy
  • Intellectual Property Litigation
  • Patent and IT Licensing
  • Strategic advisory/Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Corporate Governance
  • Grants and legislative strategies
  • IPOs/Capital Markets
  • Government Relations and Public Policy
  • Coverage and Reimbursement
  • Fraud and Abuse and Corporate Compliance
  • Clinical Research and Clinical Trials

 

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