Study Group: Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Experts: Legal, Economic, and Regulatory Affairs (EU)(?)
Council Members in this Study Group: 115
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Leading Experts in this Study Group
Peter DehnenPartner
Dehnen.Lawyers
Peter H. Dehnen is a corporate and international tax lawyer and partner of the law firm Dehnen.Lawyers which provides legal and tax consulting to German and international businesses. Mr Dehnen has developed extensive competence in areas such as corporate and individual tax and estate planning, international...
Partner
DTB Associates, LLP
Kyd Brenner is a Partner at DTB Associates in Washington, DC, where he focuses on international food and feed safety and standards, trade in products of modern biotechnology and the interface between science and trade policy. Previously, he was Vice President of the Corn Refiners Association. Mr. Brenner...
Consultant
Political Intelligence
Hannah Cameron is a Consultant at Political Intelligence in London, England, a public affairs consultancy. Ms. Cameron specializes in the political and regulatory aspects of healthcare and pharmaceutical policy. Ms. Cameron's practice includes an emphasis on issues relating to general government policy...
Director
Political Intelligence
Joe McNamee is EU Affairs Director in the Brussels, Belgium office of Political Intelligence, a public affairs consultancy. He has previously worked with the European Parliament. Mr. McNamee has a particular interest in international law and trade issues, and he focuses on telecommunications, media,...
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EU Internal Market Commissioner Charlie McCreevy announced that he wants to take Germany to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) since in his view, Germany has failed to amend the so-called “VW Law” properly and in line with European legislation. The ECJ held last year that the VW law was in breach of...
Siemens announced that the Supervisory Board has approved recommendations of its law firm to claim damages from executive board members in charge between 2003 and 2006. It will be the first time in German history that a chief executive of a company listed on the German blue-chip stock index DAX has...
Porsche recently purchased shares outright corresponding to a 4.92 % share of VW’s common stock. The European Commission announced the postponement, of its decision in regard to the request submitted by Porsche for approval of its planned shareholding. Meanwhile, in order to ensure that its share of...
Volkswagen’s two major shareholders – Porsche and the State of Lower Saxony - are on course for a showdown at the company’s upcoming annual general meeting (AGM) to be held on 24 April 2008. Porsche’s fight with Lower Saxony stems from the so-called “VW law,” parts of which were struck down last year...
More than USD 42 billion was invested by foreign government investors in Germany in 2007 and more than 2.2 million German employees work for companies owned by non-resident government and private funds. In regard to foreign investment funds, a German draft bill would allow the German government to prohibit...
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