On June 18, Ted Murphy, co-leader of Sidley’s Global Trade Practice will talk about how U.S. tariff policy has changed dramatically since January 20, 2025, and its impact on life science companies and healthcare. The talk will be moderated by Sidley’s Life Science Litigation partner, Sona De, and will focus on questions such as: Do these changes represent a temporary change in policy, or are they part of a larger paradigm shift? What are the Trump Administration’s goals with the tariffs? Where are they likely going next? What does this all mean for the Healthcare and Life Sciences industries? What can companies do to mitigate the consequences? The webinar is hosted by the CPR Healthcare & Life Sciences Alliance.
Speaker
Ted Murphy (Washington, D.C.) co-leads the firm’s Global Arbitration, Trade and Advocacy practice. Ted advises companies and trade associations on international trade and customs issues. In particular, he advises clients on international trade, trade policy, and customs compliance issues. He is a frequent author and speaker on international trade and customs-related topics.
Moderator
Sona De (New York, San Francisco) is a nationally recognized trial lawyer. Sona specializes in IP and commercial disputes for pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device/med-tech clients. She also co-chairs the CPR Institute’s Healthcare & Life Sciences Alliances Committee.
