Legal and business considerations for biotechnology founders in Cambridge and Greater Boston.
Building a biotechnology company involves much more than advancing scientific research. Founders also face decisions about hiring, laboratory facilities, reimbursement policy and commercial agreements that can affect the company's finances and future opportunities.
At Lanton, Lanton & Sosa Law, we prepared The Kendall Square Founders Brief to examine four issues facing growing life-sciences companies in Cambridge and Greater Boston.
The briefing addresses employment and HR matters, including hiring scientists, managing employees and protecting intellectual property. It also examines laboratory leasing, facility costs and the flexibility companies may need as their operations expand.
For founders preparing to raise capital or enter commercial partnerships, the publication discusses how pharmaceutical pricing and reimbursement policy can affect company valuations. It also addresses licensing agreements, financing and the legal documentation investors and prospective partners may examine during due diligence.
The goal is to help founders consider these decisions before they create expensive problems or delay an important transaction.
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Lanton, Lanton & Sosa Law advises life-sciences companies on employment matters, commercial real estate, healthcare regulation and business transactions.
If your company is preparing for a financing, laboratory expansion, licensing agreement or another major business decision, contact our team to discuss your legal needs.
This publication is for informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice.