Credit: jetcityimage/Adobe Stock In-House Lawyers Are Growing More Open to Being Plaintiffs: Teva GC
Attorneys shouldn't fear having their actions thrown back at a corporation if it becomes a defendant. "Your job as a lawyer is to distinguish things," Brian Savage argued at a forum hosted by Dechert.
March 29, 2023 at 09:00 AM
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General Counsel and In House Counsel
Large companies, particularly global pharmaceutical businesses, are increasingly willing to initiate antitrust litigation, according to Brian Savage, vice president and general counsel of generic drug giant Teva Pharmaceuticals.
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