England - London • TMT (technology, media and telecoms)
Baker McKenzie
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Baker McKenzie’s capabilities include representing clients on a variety of disputes, including those involving cosmetic and pharma products, vehicle safety technology and telecoms standards for mobile devices. Hiroshi Sheraton leads the practice, focusing on the life sciences, pharmaceuticals and biotech sectors, but with the capability to handle mandates across a range of industries. Senior associate Tanvi Shah’s breadth of expertise includes both contentious and transactional matters across a multitude of sectors.
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Testimonials
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- 'An excellent team with some highly technical and capable lawyers.'
- 'Tanvi Shah is an excellent lawyer with real understanding of the technologies her clients work in. She also shows great judgment and strategic thinking.'
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Key clients
- CSL/Seqirus
- Eli Lilly
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Work highlights
- Representing JCB in a claim for infringement of 5 patents relating to hydraulic safety technology applied to vehicles, against French competitor Manitou. Manitou was found to infringe one of JCB's patents at first instance and the proceedings are now at the appeal and damages inquiry stage in the UK.
- Advising Johnson Matthey in relation to patent litigation between its suppliers Solvay and Neo/Molycorp in respect of cerium oxide used in vehicle catalytic converters, including issues relating to the disclosure of Johnson Matthey's confidential information in conjunction with the proceedings.
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