Intellectual Property , Life Sciences

Millerra 
Ray Miller
Partner

Endejann 
Nicole Endejann
Associate

Tom Petzinger
Executive Vice President of Business Development and Public Affairs
Knopp Neurosciences, Inc.

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Integration of IP and Regulatory Exclusivity Strategies for Emerging Life Science Companies

Raymond A. Miller and N. Nicole Endejann, Pittsburgh attorneys in Pepper Hamilton’s Intellectual Property Practice and Life Sciences Practice, and Tom Petzinger, Executive Vice President of Business Development and Public Affairs of Knopp Neurosciences Inc., identify the intellectual property and regulatory exclusivity strategies necessary for emerging life science companies to secure investments, strategic partnerships or licenses with third parties. In addition to reviewing critical IP strategies, this podcast discusses the recent Knopp – Biogen Idec transaction, in which Pepper served as IP counsel. Knopp developed the drug, dexpramipexole, for the treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, and potentially other indications. In August, Biogen Idec and Knopp Neurosciences entered into an exclusive, worldwide license agreement under which Biogen Idec will develop and commercialize the drug.

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(Running Time: 26:28)

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