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Anticipating data issues in your contract process

By Wade Kerrigan on October 31, 2016
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Any agreement between two parties begins with the rosy optimism that the good times will last forever. In the world of technology licensing and development, however, we know this is rarely the case. While the Byte Back blog has previously considered data security oversight by the board of directors of the company, it is also important for a company’s legal and procurement teams to establish a plan for the security, use, and transition of its data throughout the contracting process. These issues are particularly important in highly regulated industries such as healthcare.

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Wade’s practice focuses primarily in the areas of technology and e-commerce, intellectual property, and mergers and acquisitions for clients in the healthcare, life sciences and pharmaceuticals industry. He provides sophisticated legal and business guidance that helps strategically plan corporate alliances, technology development and…

Wade’s practice focuses primarily in the areas of technology and e-commerce, intellectual property, and mergers and acquisitions for clients in the healthcare, life sciences and pharmaceuticals industry. He provides sophisticated legal and business guidance that helps strategically plan corporate alliances, technology development and intellectual property protection.

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    Business and Commercial, Technology and AI
  • Blog:
    Healthcare Law Insights
  • Organization:
    Husch Blackwell LLP
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