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Allen & Overy can provide legal services creating a solid foundation for your healthcare infrastructure projects.
Development and provision of specialised healthcare infrastructure is one of the key themes in modern times and requires specialist advice. The unique issues raised by the public service nature of hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centres, clinics, academic and commercial R&D facilities always challenge investors, sponsors and lenders. As a global firm, we can successfully guide you through all stages of the lifecycle of healthcare infrastructure projects. In the healthcare infrastructure sector, we regularly advise on lettings and leasings, development, planning and construction, environmental issues and implications, private/public partnerships, including public procurement, transitional employment issues, commercial agreements with stakeholders, outsourcing, data protection and privacy, strategic licensing and collaboration agreements, global joint ventures, M&A and restructuring.
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News: 30 November 2023
Allen & Overy boosts IP practice in Germany with hire of Anna Wolters-Höhne
Allen & Overy today announced that renowned life sciences specialist Dr Anna Wolters-Höhne has joined the firm’s intellectual property litigation practice with effect from 1 December 2023. Anna joins…
Publications: 04 October 2023
Much has happened since the first two Sustainability Disclosure Standards were published by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) in June 2023 to form a global baseline of…
Blog Post: 19 July 2023
European Commission’s record gun-jumping fine on Illumina serves as warning to merging parties
The European Commission (EC) has imposed a fine of around EUR432 million on genomics company Illumina for closing its acquisition of blood-based cancer test developer GRAIL before the conclusion of…
Publications: 22 May 2022
Combe International LLC (Combe) has succeeded in its claim that the use of the sign VAGISAN for female intimate healthcare products infringes its UK registered trade mark for VAGISIL.