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The UK Life Sciences Sector in an Election Year
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Our commercial intellectual property team advises clients on a wide range of intellectual property matters, including the drafting and negotiation of intellectual property licences and assignments, along with collaboration, agency, distribution, franchising, sponsorship, white label, and research and development agreements. We also work with clients in developing first-class commercialisation and monetisation strategies, and increasing operational efficiencies. Furthermore, we advise on competition law implications, the licensing of commercially valuable data and on technology transfer and know-how arrangements.
We work closely with our corporate practice to advise on the intellectual property aspects of M&A transactions, including due diligence on patent and trademark portfolios (including the freedom to operate), verification and transmission of title, advising on warranties and reviewing sale documentation, preparing licence and assignment documents, attending to post-settlement transfer and registration issues.
For life sciences organisations, we advise on IP licensing, research collaborations, joint ventures and disclosure agreements as well as regulatory, contractual and commercial matters generally.
Advising the client on non-disclosure agreements, collaboration agreements and licensing and distribution agreements for the commercialisation of his “brand extension” concepts for established veterinary products. Also advising on freedom to operate around patents protecting those established products.
Advising our UK client on various agreements for the development and commercialisation of its technology through master services agreements with multi-national pharmaceutical companies and collaboration agreements with clinical companies outside the UK. We also advised on and drafted agreements for the settlement of disputes arising from the collaboration agreements.
Conducting a series of patent due diligence exercises relating to products that our client was considering purchasing or licensing-in. The exercises included advising on the strength of protection afforded by the patent portfolios in terms of claim coverage and ability to withstand validity challenges based on reviews of the USPTO and EPO filewrappers and, where warranted, additional prior searches.
Advising our UK client on an inward investment by a Chinese company and drafting the necessary deal documentation. The funding enabled our client to bring a new device to launch as well as expand its commercial team and further develop its in-house intellectual property.
Advising the client on an investment by a private European individual, including negotiating and drafting the subscription documentation, and also advising the client in the licensing and commercialisation of its intellectual property in the US, including structuring advice regarding its US subsidiary and retention of control rights at the holding company level.
Conducting and advising our private equity client on a due diligence exercise on the target spin-out company (a biotech) as part of the latter's round of fundraising. The work included assessing the target company's patent portfolio (42 families), including for relevance to commercialised products, and advising on the significance of patent disputes in which the target company was involved.
Advising an EU-based biotech client on a contractual dispute with its licensee and on a proposal to convert the licensing arrangement into a joint venture (and the associated due diligence exercise).
Negotiating and drafting the relevant agreements (including a collaboration agreement, joint venture agreement, and head and sublicences) for the proposed JV, advising on tax aspects (including the Patent Box regime) and conducting a due diligence exercise on the 15 patent families that are to be licensed to the JV as well as various agreements relating to or potentially affecting the intended licensing regime.
Trusted adviser to a global fashion and fragrance brand with over 1,000 stores worldwide, with the scope of work recently extended to include Egypt and Jordan.
Advising various digital lenders on licensing requirements.
Trusted adviser to a global fashion and fragrance brand with over 1,000 stores worldwide, with the scope of work recently extended to include Egypt and Jordan.
Advising various digital lenders on licensing requirements.
Drafting, reviewing and advising on a range of agreements relating to the launch of a motor racing series, including various commercial agreements, licensing issues, sponsorship and the exploitation of the associated IP rights relating to the series.
Representing a leading non-profit organisation in negotiations with local and international universities and research centres in relation to sponsored and joint research agreements.
Preparing a collaboration agreement and various framework agreements for a consortium of companies in relation to a proposal to the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in the UAE for a licence to broadcast mobile television in the UAE.
Advising an international oil company on franchise arrangements in the UAE.
Advising a leading Arab media company on production, advertising, event management, sponsorship and barter agreements.
Advising a UAE developed and owned restaurant brand on its expansion strategy and rollout internationally, including advising on its franchise agreements and protection of its IP assets.
Advising an EU-based biotech client on a contractual dispute with its licensee and on a proposal to convert the licensing arrangement into a joint venture (and the associated due diligence exercise).
Advising the client on non-disclosure agreements, collaboration agreements and licensing and distribution agreements for the commercialisation of his “brand extension” concepts for established veterinary products. Also advising on freedom to operate around patents protecting those established products.
Negotiating and drafting the relevant agreements (including a collaboration agreement, joint venture agreement, and head and sublicences) for the proposed JV, advising on tax aspects (including the Patent Box regime) and conducting a due diligence exercise on the 15 patent families that are to be licensed to the JV as well as various agreements relating to or potentially affecting the intended licensing regime.
Conducting a series of patent due diligence exercises relating to products that our client was considering purchasing or licensing-in. The exercises included advising on the strength of protection afforded by the patent portfolios in terms of claim coverage and ability to withstand validity challenges based on reviews of the USPTO and EPO filewrappers and, where warranted, additional prior searches.
Conducting and advising our private equity client on a due diligence exercise on the target spin-out company (a biotech) as part of the latter's round of fundraising. The work included assessing the target company's patent portfolio (42 families), including for relevance to commercialised products, and advising on the significance of patent disputes in which the target company was involved.
Advising the client on an investment by a private European individual, including negotiating and drafting the subscription documentation, and also advising the client in the licensing and commercialisation of its intellectual property in the US, including structuring advice regarding its US subsidiary and retention of control rights at the holding company level.
Advising our UK client on various agreements for the development and commercialisation of its technology through master services agreements with multi-national pharmaceutical companies and collaboration agreements with clinical companies outside the UK. We also advised on and drafted agreements for the settlement of disputes arising from the collaboration agreements.
Advising our UK client on an inward investment by a Chinese company and drafting the necessary deal documentation. The funding enabled our client to bring a new device to launch as well as expand its commercial team and further develop its in-house intellectual property.
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