Sue Wang

Sue Wang is a prominent Partner at Sidley Austin LLP, specializing in intellectual property (IP) litigation, particularly within the life sciences sector. Her extensive legal career is marked by high-stakes litigation involving complex commercial disputes and patent issues.

Educational Background

• Juris Doctor (J.D.): Stanford Law School, where she was a board member of the Stanford Technology Law Review.
• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.): University of Chicago, with a focus on biological sciences and political science.

Professional Experience

• Sidley Austin LLP:
  • Currently serves as a Partner, having previously held the position of Associate.
  • Represents clients in significant cases against generic and biosimilar competitors, leveraging her scientific training to navigate complex legal and technological issues.
• Clerkship: Former law clerk for Judge Beth Labson Freeman in the Northern District of California (2014-2015).
• Pro Bono Work: Actively involved in immigration-related pro bono cases, including asylum and challenges to detention policies.

Notable Achievements

• Successfully represented biopharmaceutical companies in several landmark patent litigations, contributing to rulings that upheld patent validity and secured favorable settlements.
• Engaged in litigation under the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (BPCIA), showcasing her expertise in navigating intricate legal frameworks.

Sue Wang's unique combination of legal acumen and scientific knowledge positions her as a leading figure in IP litigation, making her a sought-after attorney for complex cases in the life sciences industry.123