Jay Reilly and Colin Kirby will discuss "Current Issues in Funding your Life Sciences Company" as part of the Financial Poise series, Life Sciences and the Law--A Deeper Dive. This episode provides attorneys with a comprehensive foundation in the life sciences industry, equipping legal professionals with the knowledge needed to navigate this complex and highly regulated sector. Whether you advise pharmaceutical companies, biotech startups, or investors, understanding the lifecycle of life sciences innovations—from research and development to commercialization—is essential for providing strategic legal counsel.
Attorneys will gain insights into the industry's structure, key players, and major challenges, including high R&D costs, lengthy development timelines, and stringent regulatory requirements. This session also introduces the critical legal agreements and regulatory frameworks that govern life sciences transactions, setting the stage for deeper dives in future episodes.
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