About

Provided by Ropes & Gray LLP

Today’s life sciences industry faces myriad challenges, including complex regulation, steep competition and ever-changing technologies. Companies around the world turn to Ropes & Gray’s global life sciences group for internationally recognized counsel on virtually all matters impacting their businesses.

We work across practices and geographies to develop cutting-edge solutions that help our clients meet their business goals.

In addition to advising biotechnology, pharmaceutical and medical device companies, we also work with:

Investment banks, venture capital and private equity firms, royalty monetization firms, private investment and hedge funds, and individual investors focused on funding life sciences-related companies

Food, dietary supplement, cosmetics and consumer product companies

Academic medical centers and research institutions

Veterinary, agricultural and industrial applications

Drawing on resources in our offices around the globe, we focus on developing cutting-edge solutions to help clients meet their business goals. Our practice includes:

Mergers & acquisitions

Licensing, collaborations & joint ventures

Public and private financings and SEC compliance

FDA regulatory and health care compliance

China regulatory & compliance

Government enforcement / white collar crime

Intellectual property

Securities & futures enforcement

Antitrust

Tax


Chambers Review

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Life Sciences - California
3
Band 3
What the team is known for

Ropes & Gray LLP is a respected life sciences group with broad expertise encompassing contentious and non-contentious mandates. The firm is frequently called upon to represent major companies in acquisitions, financings and collaboration agreements. It offers notable capabilities advising on regulatory proceedings and  litigating complex patent disputes.

Notable practitioners

Deborah Gersh and Andrew O’Connor are key contacts.

Work Highlights

Provided by Ropes & Gray LLP
  • Ropes & Gray achieved a settlement for Exactech in litigation against its direct competitor, Zimmer Biomet, involving claims of misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of contract and copyright infringement related to Zimmer's use of Exactech technology.

Strengths

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