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April 22, 2011

Clemence Gautier to Speak on Clinical Trials

On May 20, 2011, Clemence Gautier, Consultant, Intellectual Property, will speak at what has been billed as the most comprehensive forum on clinical trials in Thailand. Clinical Trial Forum Thailand 2011 aims to assemble key opinion leaders from the government, research institutes, service providers, originators, and other stakeholders to discuss contemporary challenges in the Thailand market.

Clemence Gautier will present on “Overcoming Regulatory and Patent Roadblocks for Clinical Trials in Asia: Thailand and Vietnam,” which will provide practical tips for ensuring smooth clinical trials in Thailand, from both a regulatory and a contractual perspective. For more information on Clinical Trial Forum Thailand 2011, access the Lawson-Marsh website.

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