Creating a Niche with Clinical Trials; The Essentials of an Effective Clinical Trial Agreement

6/9/2010 - 6/9/2010

11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Louisville Bar Center, 200 West Main Street, Louisville, Ky.

K. Kelly White Bryant

Presented by The Louisville Bar Association Health Law Section

Chair, K. Kelly White Bryant (Stites & Harbison, PLLC)

Clinical trial agreements govern the performance of research studies conducted on human subjects. Academic institutions and hospital facilities are interested in participating in clinical trials for the prestige associated with being a renowned research facility. For the physician-investigators, publishing the results of an important study, helping to pioneer emergent medical science, or developing new intellectual property can be a tremendous boon to their careers. And of course, the pharmaceutical and medical device companies stand to earn billions of dollars if they can get a new product to market. Given the scope of interest in participating in the clinical trial process, an expertise in legal issues relating to clinical trials represents an important niche in health law practice.

Speakers include: Quita Doss-Bunton, University of Louisville Office of Industry Contracts, Matthew J. Hawthorne, University of Louisville's Office of Technology Transfer and Karin Irwin, University of Louisville Office of Industry Contracts.

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K. Kelly White Bryant, Associate, Health Care Service Group, Louisville office, devotes her practice to health care regulatory issues and health care litigation.