Successfully Dealing with Business, Regulatory, and Intellectual Property Challenges for Israeli BioMed Companies
June 4, 2007
In cooperation with leading Israeli law office Gross, Kleinhendler, Hodak, Helevy, Greenberg & Co. (GKH), Foley was proud to organize and participate in the conference held in Tel Aviv. The conference addressed challenges faced by Israeli Biomedical companies in successfully dealing with business, regulatory, and intellectual property challenges.
Several Foley attorneys participated in the conference, including:
- Benjamin Berkowitz, associate, Intellectual Property Department
- Lena Robins, senior counsel, Healthcare Industry Team
- David Rosen, co-chair, Life Sciences Industry Team, and lead, FDA Regulatory Practice
- Keith Lindenbaum, partner, Intellectual Property Department
- Richard Peet, partner and chair, International Business Industry Team and Chemical & Pharmaceutical Practice
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