Legal
LSW has partnered with an outstanding group of Law firms with expertise in helping Life Science companies navigate IP, Patenting, Corporate Structure
​For more than four decades, Fenwick & West has helped some of the world’s most recognized companies become, and remain, market leaders. From emerging enterprises to large public corporations, our clients are leaders in the technology, life sciences and cleantech sectors and are fundamentally changing the world through rapid innovation
Seattle has become a synonym for business innovation, serving as the birthplace for some of the world's most respected companies in both new technology and traditional markets. Opened in 1912, our Seattle office has served many of those market leaders since their inception, and then helped them grow into successful, well-established corporations.
​Knobbe Martens is an agent of innovation, providing clients worldwide with forward-focused Intellectual Property law service and representation. We are one of the largest and fastest-growing IP law firms, with more than 300 attorneys and scientists representing the complete spectrum of technologies and IP practice areas.
As a leading intellectual property law firm based in the Pacific Northwest, our group consists of over forty patent attorneys and patent agents, and a staff of over seventy dedicated professionals. Seed IP’s clients range in size from individuals and start-up companies to established multinational corporations with IP needs ranging from trademark clearance to protecting complex chemical and biotechnology patents.
Look to Kilpatrick Townsend to advise you regarding biologics and biosimilars. Kilpatrick Townsend counsels with respect to litigating intellectual property issues relating to reference and follow-on biologics, including the abbreviated regulatory pathway for biosimilars. Our attorneys’ legal and technical expertise enables Kilpatrick Townsend to provide valuable insights into the subtleties and complexities necessary to navigate this new and developing area of law and create and grow new business opportunities.
Having served in the top executive role of both public- and private-company legal departments, Christina Thomson has extensive experience with corporate strategy, including extracting value from innovation, whether through commercialization, licensing, partnering with other companies or the sale of intellectual property assets.