Alan Wang is a counsel in the firm’s Technology and Life Sciences groups.
Dr. Wang represents pharmaceutical, biotechnology, diagnostic and medical device companies in domestic and cross-border complex life sciences and technology transactions, including co-development, licensing and collaboration, manufacturing, supply and distribution, M&A and other intellectual property transactions.Experience
- Advised Arvinas in its global collaboration agreement with Pfizer to develop and commercialize ARV-471 with $650 million upfront payment and $350 million equity investment in Arvinas from Pfizer, and a potential $1.4 billion in milestone payments
- Advised Codiak Biosciences in its sale of its exosome manufacturing facility and related assets to Lonza, with Codiak receiving approximately $65 million of in-kind manufacturing services for its clinical-stage programs and retaining core exosome engineering and loading expertise, and Lonza gaining access to the worldwide exclusive rights of Codiak’s high-throughput exosome manufacturing technology.
- Represented Prime Medicine in their option and research collaboration with Myeloid Therapeutics to develop and accelerate next-generation RNA-based Gene-Editing Technology, RetroT™, with $45 million upfront payment from Prime.
- A leading biotechnology company in collaboration with a multinational pharmaceutical company to develop, manufacture and distribute advanced antibody products for the treatment and prevention of COVID-19.*
- A multinational pharmaceutical company in collaboration with a U.S. biotechnology company for potential therapeutics and vaccines against COVID-19.*
- A multinational pharmaceutical company in a global license and collaboration arrangement with a clinical-stage public biotech company in China for anticancer inhibitor products.*
- A UK pharmaceutical company in the divestiture of its rights related to a prescription opioid medicine in China.*
- A South Korean e-commerce company, in a sale of its Japanese business platform to a U.S. multinational e-commerce corporation.*
Areas of Practice
Professional Activities
Prior to joining Goodwin, Dr. Wang was at another leading international law firm, where he focused on representing multinational pharmaceutical companies and biotechnology companies in various life sciences and technology transactions. Dr. Wang also has extensive experience in China-related cross-border licensing and collaboration, as well as supply and distribution transactions.
While attending law school, Dr. Wang served as the Editor for the Cornell Law Review.Credentials
Education
JD2014
Cornell Law School
PhDChemistry2011
Washington University in St. Louis
B.S., Chemistry, Psychology (dual degree)2006
Peking University
Admissions
Bars
- New York
Recognition & Awards
Mr. Alan Wang has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America Ones to Watch for his work in Intellectual Property Law 2022.
Publications
Dr. Wang is the author of “Reanalyzing Reverse-Payment Settlements: A Solution to the Patentee’s Dilemma” published in the 99 Cornell Law Review 1227 (2014).