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27 May 2026VideosRegulation & IndustryJohn Rearick, Cooley | Sarah Hogan, Cooley | Mark Shtilerman, Deerfield Management | Jennifer Burdman, Sauvegarder Investment Management | Kumar Govindaswamy, Kymera Therapeutics

WATCH: IP deal-making in life sciences—valuation, due diligence, and transaction strategies

Structuring successful IP transactions in the life sciences sector requires rigorous due diligence and sophisticated valuation models. This panel brings together deal-makers and valuation experts to share strategies for protecting value and enabling innovation in complex M&A and licensing deals.

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