Jin Ooi > Kirkland & Ellis International LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Kirkland & Ellis International LLP
30 ST MARY AXE
LONDON
EC3A 8AF
England
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Work Department

Intellectual Property Litigation

Position

Jin Ooi is an intellectual property litigator in the London office of Kirkland & Ellis International LLP. He is experienced in patent litigation and counselling (including on complex damages inquiries) mainly in the pharmaceutical and life sciences field (second medical use, biosimilars, small molecules, DNA sequencing, vaccines, transgenic animal platforms for antibody discovery), and in the consumer products sector (shaving razors, potentially reduced-risk products including tobacco heating and vapour products, dishwashing tablets, coffee pods and capsules).

He is also experienced in litigating and arbitrating trade secrets disputes in the medical devices (bone cements), tech (LNG carriers) and aviation sector (airplane components, airport businesses), in addition to handling antitrust claims (cathode ray tubes, lithium ion batteries, forklift gas).

Career

2018 to present Kirkland & Ellis International LLP; 2014-2018 Allen & Overy LLP; 2011-2014 Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Memberships

The Law Society of England & Wales; The Law Society of New South Wales (Australia); AIPPI: International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property; IPSoc – Education Secretary

Education

University of Oxford (Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice, 2016); College of Law, Sydney (Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, 2011); The University of Sydney (LL.B. First Class Honours, 2010; B.Sc., Pharmacology Advanced, 2008)

Lawyer Rankings

London > Industry focus > Life sciences and healthcare

(Next Generation Partners)

Jin OoiKirkland & Ellis International LLP

Kirkland & Ellis International LLP houses a ‘talented and experienced‘ team, which is noted for its strength in IP disputes, follow on damages cases, and M&A. Daniel Lim, ‘titan of IP litigationNicola Dagg, and Emma Flett jointly lead the practice. ‘Top-class litigator‘ Lim acts for a clients in disputes concerning medical devices and pharmaceutical products, often in relation to commercial launches and injunctions. Hailed by clients as ‘one of the outstanding patent litigators of current times‘, Dagg regularly defends patents against challenges from generics manufacturers. Litigator Jin Ooi has broad expertise in small molecule, DNA sequencing, and transgenic animal platform issues, displaying ‘laser sharp focus‘ when arbitrating trade secrets disputes in the medical devices space. Since publication, Katie Coltart has moved to Linklaters LLP.

London > TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Intellectual property: patents (contentious and non-contentious)

(Next Generation Partners)

Jin OoiKirkland & Ellis International LLP

‘Top-class’ Kirkland & Ellis International LLP maintains a strong IP offering, routinely handling high-stakes disputes, one notable example being the team’s representation of Pfizer and Regeneron in landmark judgments in the Supreme Court. The team of ‘ferocious litigators’ also has experience of handling SEP/FRAND related litigation. On the transactional side, the team is involved in M&A deals, as well as multiple asset deals and carve-out transactions. Nicola Dagg spearheads the IP litigation practice, she has a wealth of experience in managing biotech patent litigations, as well as an expertise in emerging SEP/FRAND related work. Daniel Lim is noted for his ability to handle complex multijurisdictional patent litigation, often involving blockbuster life sciences and medical devices related matters, while IP litigator Steven Baldwin is well-versed in the high-tech and life sciences sectors. ‘Strategic thinker’ Jin Ooi fields a strong IP litigation practice, with his expertise in the biotechnology space. Emma Flett leads the firm’s technology and IP transactions team with her capabilities that encompass the full gamut of IP-related work, but especially in regard to high-value M&A transactions.