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Obviousness of Pharmaceuticals – Patentability Over Known, Structurally Similar Compounds

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  • Sherri L. Oslick Private: Bradley W. Crawford
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Sherri L. Oslick

With a background in chemistry and biotechnology, Sherri L. Oslick counsels clients on intellectual property strategies for a broad range of technologies within the life sciences industry. Dr. Oslick’s background in research and dual focus in both biotech and chemistry offers her a unique perspective and broader understanding of her client's innovative technologies.  

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