Fieldfisher
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The team at Fieldfisher exhibits deep bench strength across a variety of areas, including the sanctions imposed by regulatory authorities, disputes involving foreign manufacturers, and health data hosting services. Olivier Lantrès leads the team with his longstanding regulatory experience in handling contentious matters concerning phytopharmaceutical products and biological laboratories. IP specialist Nathalie Hadjadj-Cazier has a great deal of expertise in handling urgent protective proceedings and copyright and design litigation before national courts. Marguerite Brac de la Perriere joined the team in August 2023 from LERINS, contributing her knowledge of regulation governing the processing of health data, AI, and the telemedicine.
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‘The team stands out for its pragmatism, its ability to fully understand the client's business, and constant preparation.’
‘Very responsive, great ability to think with the client, to be pragmatic and to find solutions. Great creativity. They are technical without losing sight of the big picture.’
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Key clients
- Recordati Europe
- GE Healthcare
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Work highlights
- Assisting a pharmaceutical company with several aspects, including IT documentation, implementation of the confidentiality policy and GDPR compliance, and impacts of e-prescriptions. The firm is also assisting the client with their regulatory concerns, such as relationships between a commercial company and healthcare professionals, relationships with laboratories, how to deal with the confidentiality, how to share healthcare data, and medical devices.
- Acted for Recordati in obtaining a favourable decision from the Paris Court of Appeal on 14 April 2023 that rejected the copyright infringement action filed against the client, by its supplier, Alias. The Court rejected all Alias' claims and ordered it to pay to Recordati legal costs.
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