Jacqueline Bore
Senior Knowledge Lawyer / Life Sciences
London
Jacqueline Bore
Senior Knowledge Lawyer / Life Sciences
London
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Jacqueline is a senior lawyer with many years’ experience in advising companies in the life sciences sector on the challenges they face in developing and bringing new medicines and medical devices to the market. She has advised clients on the regulatory pathway for medicines and medical devices in Europe, in particular advising on:
Clinical trials, including transparency issues
Paediatric investigation plans,
Marketing authorisations,
Orphan medicinal products,
Manufacturing and wholesale distribution authorisations,
Supply chain issues including novel direct to patient solutions,
Parallel trade
Advertising and promotion
Relations with healthcare professionals, including bribery and corruption
Pricing and market access, including NICE submissions and appeals
Product liability, including managing substantial multiparty actions.
Jacqueline has advised on a number of judicial reviews challenging regulatory decisions of both MHRA and the EMA and has defended product liability claims in the House of Lords, Supreme Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Jacqueline practised medicine for 8 years before qualifying as a solicitor.
Qualifications
Professional
Academic
MA Jurisprudence, Oxford University, 1980
MB,BS Medicine, Guy’s Hospital, 1983
Postgraduate Diploma in European Union Law, King’s College, London 2011
Related articles
Blog Post: 02 March 2023
The European Commission and the United Kingdom government announced on Monday that they have come to agreement on measures to alleviate the remaining practical difficulties in the supply of medicines…
Blog Post: 28 October 2022
Blog Post: 18 October 2022
Paediatric medicines in the EU, the UK and the U.S.: regulatory framework in a nutshell
Qualifications
Professional
Academic
MA Jurisprudence, Oxford University, 1980
MB,BS Medicine, Guy’s Hospital, 1983
Postgraduate Diploma in European Union Law, King’s College, London 2011
