May 25, 2012

Susan L. Foster, Ph.D., Member

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  • Susan is a Member in the Corporate & Securities Section. She is qualified in England and Wales as well as California, and has experience practicing law in both the United States and the United Kingdom. She has been based in Mintz Levin’s London office since September 2007, and worked in the United Kingdom for another international law firm from 2001 to 2004. Susan works with clients primarily on licensing, collaborations, and commercial matters in the fields of clean tech, high tech, mobile media, and life sciences. She has represented a broad range of clients from start-up companies to international industry leaders and has significant experience with cross-border transactions.

    Within the life sciences, Susan has assisted biotech, pharmaceutical, diagnostic, and medical device companies with licenses, collaborations, spin-offs, and agreements relating to consulting services, R&D, manufacturing, and distribution. She has also advised clients on intellectual property due diligence for transactions valued up to $27 billion.

    Within the high-tech and mobile media fields, Susan has advised clients on deals involving the sale and licensing of intellectual property rights; multi-tier distribution arrangements; OEM and value-added reseller arrangements; research, development and consulting activities; and the provision and outsourcing of technology services. Susan advised an international health care imaging company on a multi-tier bid and the resulting contracts under the British government's National Programme for IT, the world's largest health care IT project. She has assisted mobile media and Internet services clients with service agreements and content licenses, including user-generated content and web-to-mobile deals.

  • Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.

Articles in the National Law Review database by Susan L. Foster, Ph.D.:

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