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Darryl Steensma

Darryl Steensma advises life sciences companies, investors, and financial institutions on a wide range of transactional matters. Drawing on deep technical and subject matter experience as a biopharmaceutical scientist, Darryl advises clients on their most critical partnerships and corporate transactions. He regularly counsels on matters regarding: Licensing and corporate partnering Co-promotion, co-marketing, and co-commercialization agreements University license agreements Research and collaboration agreements Asset purchases and mergers Manufacturing, distribution, and quality agreements Clinical trial collaboration and supply agreements Royalty stream purchases and sales Darryl is registered to practice before the US Patent and Trademark Office and has litigated numerous patent cases. His experience prosecuting and litigating patents on behalf of multinational and start-up companies, including substantial experience in Hatch-Waxman litigation for both generic and branded pharmaceutical companies, informs his counsel on transactional and investment matters. Prior to practicing law, Darryl held postdoctoral research positions at The Scripps Research Institute and at Georgetown University Medical Center. He is a named co-inventor on four US patents and is a co-author of over 10 peer-reviewed research publications. · Latham & Watkins

United StatesLife Sciences, Intellectual Property

About

Darryl Steensma is a life sciences attorney at Latham & Watkins with extensive experience in transactional matters, patent litigation, and Hatch-Waxman litigation. He draws on his background as a biopharmaceutical scientist to advise life sciences companies, investors, and financial institutions.

Practice areas

Life SciencesIntellectual PropertyPatent LitigationHatch-Waxman LitigationTransactional Law

Office

Expertise

Life SciencesPharmaceuticalsBiotechnology

Education

  • Postdoctoral Research at The Scripps Research Institute
  • Postdoctoral Research at Georgetown University Medical Center

Admissions

  • United States Patent and Trademark Office