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The Netherlands<br />

The Netherlands<br />

John Allen<br />

Christiaan de Brauw<br />

Partner<br />

Amsterdam<br />

T: +31 20 71 71 869<br />

M: +31 62 02 10 606<br />

E: john.allen@nautadutilh.com<br />

John Allen specializes in intellectual property law<br />

(in particular patent litigation, licensing and advice).<br />

John argued the first case before the European<br />

Court of Justice on the scope of protection of a<br />

patent covering DNA sequences and molecules<br />

(Case C-428/08, Monsanto vs Cefetra). He has also<br />

litigated a number of pan-European patent disputes<br />

in the life sciences sector. John frequently assists in<br />

licensing and spin-out disputes.<br />

Partner, Head of <strong>Life</strong> <strong>Sciences</strong> Team<br />

Amsterdam<br />

T: +31 20 71 71 698<br />

M: +31 65 36 80 786<br />

E: christiaan.debrauw@nautadutilh.com<br />

Christiaan de Brauw specializes in mergers and<br />

acquisitions and corporate law. He focuses in<br />

particular on public M&A work and on M&A/<br />

corporate, corporate governance and capital<br />

markets advice and transactions for life sciences<br />

clients. Christiaan is a member of the American<br />

Bar Association and a fellow of the American Bar<br />

Foundation, in addition to publishing and teaching<br />

regularly on M&A-related topics.<br />

<strong>Life</strong> <strong>Sciences</strong> <strong>Outlook</strong> <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Dutch</strong> <strong>biotech</strong> <strong>companies</strong>: from start-up to exit<br />

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