Practical Law Global Guide 2022: Intellectual Property Transactions - Japan
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Practical Law Global Guide 2022: Intellectual Property Transactions - Japan
Hitomi Iwase, Yoko Kasai, and Keitaro Kubo co-authored “Intellectual Property transactions: Japan overview” and “Intellectual Property Rights in Japan: overview”, both of which appear in “Practical Law Global Guide 2022: Intellectual Property Transactions” and “Practical Law Global Guide 2022: Intellectual Property Rights", published by Thomson Reuters.
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Yoko KASAI
- Partner
- Tokyo
Yoko’s practice focuses on representation of life sciences and technology companies that develop and market pharmaceuticals, biologics, vaccines, diagnostics, medical devices, and digital health products. She specializes in corporate transactions involving complex intellectual property and pharmaceutical regulatory issues, including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, strategic alliances and asset transfers. In addition, she counsels clients on matters involving research and development collaborations, clinical trials, technology licensing, supply and distribution agreements, and co-promotion arrangements. She also advises clients in connection with privacy and personal data protection matters.
Keitaro KUBO
- Associate
- Tokyo
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