Tariffs and shifting trade dynamics continue to disrupt healthcare and life sciences supply chains. But in addition to affecting operational and commercial outlooks for business, they are also revealing new opportunities for innovators and investors. 

In the final article of the series, we explore five key questions:

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Cecilia Pastor is highly knowledgeable in the areas of mergers, acquisitions and pharmaceutical law.

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Indra Bhattacharya is a partner in the Intellectual Property, Data, and Technology team at Baker McKenzie based in London.

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Julia is a partner in Baker McKenzie's life sciences and IP and Technology team. She is experienced in IP transactions with a particular focus on the healthcare industry.

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Oren Livne co-chairs the firm's North America Healthcare & Life Sciences Group and serves as a member of the Global Healthcare & Life Sciences Steering Committee.

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Ren Jun Lim is a Principal at Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow. He represents local and international clients in both contentious and non-contentious intellectual property matters.

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Safari Watanabe is a partner in the Firm's Corporate/M&A Practice Group in Tokyo.

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Carla is a senior associate in the Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry Group in Mexico.