Ms Janita Good > Fieldfisher > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Fieldfisher
RIVERBANK HOUSE
2 SWAN LANE
LONDON
EC4R 3TT
England
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Work Department

Venture Capital

Position

Partner

Career

Janita is a corporate partner in London and Head of Fieldfisher’s International Life Sciences and Healthcare group.

She specialises in corporate and IP deals, particularly venture capital investments and M&A for biopharma and life sciences companies.

Transactions this year include advising DJS Antibodies Ltd, a biotech company that develops novel antibody therapeutics to treat inflammatory diseases, on a venture capital investment of over £6 million.

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London > Industry focus > Life sciences and healthcare

Fieldfisher‘s team, renowned for its ‘deep understanding of the life science landscape in the UK‘  handles work spanning key stage funding for novel transactional funding for pharmaceutical products, regulatory assistance in areas of new technologies and M&A work in the life sciences space. ‘Very experienced operator’ Janita Good heads up the team and is equipped to assist clients with M&A exits and pharma IP partnering deals. Sarah Ellson is frequently called upon to assist with appeals against commercial decisions made by NICE. Vicky Reinhardt, dual qualified in Germany and England,  is well placed to assist life sciences clients with the commercial exploitation of products.

London > Corporate and commercial > Venture capital

Praised for its commitment to securing the ‘utmost best outcome for the client in a timely fashion‘, the team at Fieldfisher has extensive expertise in the tech, media, and life sciences spheres, regularly assisting with all stages of venture capital financing work. Co-headed by the ‘incredible’ Tom Ward in Manchester, and the ‘exceptional leaderThomas Colmer in London, the duo specialise in private equity transactions, strategic investments, and complex funding rounds. Janita Good is knowledgeable in joint ventures and cross-border M&A, while the ‘exceptional’ Manchester-based Andrew Oliver is also recommended.