Are you looking for guidance or advice on navigating legal issues in emerging technologies in healthcare and life sciences?

Apply to meet with Jason Novak and Roger Kuan of the Haynes and Boone team for a 45-minute slot on the morning of Tuesday, January 19, 2021.

In the emerging healthcare and life sciences spaces, legal issues aggregate and merge to produce new legal issues.  Old legal protection strategies do not work.  New skeletons in the closet emerge that can impact investment and growth.  Each strategy for each company needs to be uniquely tailored to them.  In meeting with the HaynesBoone team, you will get exposure to and high-level counseling in issues related to intellectual property and data rights/privacy in the emerging technologies, particularly in areas (e.g., IoT, devices/wearables, digital health, virtual health, telehealth/telemedicine, precision medicine, computational biology, bioinformatics, imaging) where AR/VR, data analytics, AI/ML and other analytical tools are used.

About Jason Novak

Jason Novak is a Partner in Haynes and Boone’s Precision Medicine and Digital Health Practice Group, where he focuses on advising entities, both large and small, on the various legal issues that can arise with emerging technologies in healthcare and life sciences industries. Tech and Biotech are traditionally disparate technologies that, when blended together to form many of our most exciting new technologies, bring forth a combination of unique and interrelated legal issues.

About Roger Kuan

Roger Kuan is a Partner at Haynes and Boone and chair of the Precision Medicine and Digital Health Practice Group, where he counsels companies that are uniquely positioned in the convergence of the life/medical sciences and technology industries on how to successfully navigate the complexities of the intellectual property (IP), data rights and regulatory challenges they encounter.

Our Expert Consults are hosted by leading experts who have generously offered their services pro bono to our entrepreneurs.

If you choose a timeslot, we will require a $100 credit card deposit. The deposit will be refunded the day after you attend. No-shows will not receive a refund. Please be punctual; arrivals late by more than 15 minutes will be considered no-shows.

If you find that you are unable to attend, you may request a refund up to 5 days in advance. (This will give us time to offer the slot to the first person on the waitlist.) We regret that we cannot honor requests made at a later time.