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16 Nov 2023, 09:00 -
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Austria
On the Pulse Webinar Series 2023 - Autumn
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Event details
Event series
16 Nov 2023 - 29 Nov 2023
Programme
16 Nov 2023 Past event
09:00 - 10:00 GMT
16/11/2023
16 Nov 2023 Past event
09:00 - 10:00 GMT
23 Nov 2023 Past event
09:00 - 10:00 GMT
29 Nov 2023 Past event
09:00 - 10:00 GMT
On the Pulse webinar series brings you updates on the latest legal and commercial developments in the life sciences & healthcare sector.
The Autumn edition will see our CMS sector specialists cover:
- Commercial - Deal landscape and transaction trends in the Life Sciences Sector
- Dispute Resolution - The midnight clause: why choice of law and jurisdiction clauses matter
- Public Procurement - Typical pitfalls to be avoided in a procurement process for pharma and medical devices supplies
- equIP - Pitfalls for life sciences start-ups to avoid
Each webinar will be one hour in length with a 15-minute Q&A session.
To register for the full series or just the topics of interest to you, click on the registration links below.
To watch the Spring webinars in the On the Pulse series, visit here.
| Date | Topic | Speakers |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, November 7 9 am UK - 10 am UK / 10 am CET - 11 am CET | Commercial - Deal landscape and transaction trends in the Life Sciences Sector | Hannah Curtis (Bristol) Sheena Jacob (Singapore) Laurent Romano (Lyon) |
| Thursday, November 16 9 am UK - 10 am UK / 10 am CET - 11 am CET | Dispute Resolution - The midnight clause: why choice of law and jurisdiction clauses matter | Louise Boswell (London) Lakshanthi Fernando (Singapore) Laura Opilio (Rome) Susanne Schwalb (Munich) |
| Thursday, November 23 9 am UK - 10 am UK / 10 am CET - 11 am CET | Public Procurement - Typical pitfalls to be avoided in a procurement process for pharma and medical devices supplies | Virginie Dor (Brussels) Bernt Elsner (Vienna) Alf Amund Gulsvik (Oslo) |
| Wednesday, November 29 9 am UK - 10 am UK / 10 am CET - 11 am CET | equIP - Pitfalls for life sciences start-ups to avoid | Theo Godfrey (London) Thomas Hirse (Dusseldorf) Jane Hollywood (London) |
