Partner
Naomi provides clear, user friendly advice, calmly guiding her clients through complex commercial contracts and IP licensing transactions.
Language - English
Jurisdiction - England & Wales
Naomi Leach is sought out by clients for her expertise in IP licensing and complex commercial agreements. She has a particular focus on the Life Sciences sector and helps clients navigate high stakes licensing, collaboration, and R&D agreements along with CRO, manufacturing and clinical trial agreements. Her strategic approach and commercial acumen make her a trusted partner for companies looking to protect and commercialise their intellectual property.
Naomi's clients also include technology companies, luxury hotel chains and global consumer brands. Her cross-sector experience provides a depth of knowledge and insight that she is able to leverage effectively for the benefit of her clients, borrowing concepts from one sector and deploying them effectively in another.
Clients appreciate Naomi's ability to act swiftly, think commercially, and translate complex legal arrangements into clear, user-friendly contracts.
Radiopharmaceuticals licence for Bicycle Therapeutics
Advised Bicycle Therapeutics on strategic collaborations with Novartis to develop, manufacture and commercialise Bicycle radioconjugates for oncology targets, securing $50 million in upfront payments with milestone payments and royalties totalling up to $1.7 billion.
Exclusive Licence and Co-operation Agreement for global consumer brand
Negotiation of an exclusive brand licence for a global consumer brand out-licensing the right to use its brand assets within theme park attractions.
GE HealthCare
Client relationship partner for GE HealthCare providing wider-ranging legal support to the pharmaceutical diagnostics team including advising on the exclusive licensing of GE HealthCare’s Optison® and Sonazoid® Microbubble Products to Sonothera for use with its ultrasound-guided gene therapy platform.
Hotel and Leisure clients including Mandarin Oriental
Advise clients in the Hotel and Leisure industry in relation to a broad range of contracts including franchise, hotel management, brand licences and service agreements.