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An innovative biotechnology company is seeking a dedicated Legal Director to oversee legal matters for its Canadian operations. This role involves providing strategic legal advice on commercialization and regulatory issues, managing complex legal matters, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in the biotech or pharmaceutical industry and a strong understanding of relevant regulations. Join a forward-thinking organization where you can make a significant impact on the commercialization of life-transforming medicines across Canada and beyond.
Oversee all legal matters for our rapidly growing Canadian affiliate and managing the relationship with external counsel.
Provide strategic legal advice on commercialization and regulatory issues in Canada.
Manage legal investigations related to competition, regulatory, and anti-corruption laws.
Draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of commercial and R&D agreements.
Advise on privacy, compliance, employment, and corporate governance matters.
Collaborate with the home office Law Department on cross-functional legal issues.
Contribute to the Canadian Leadership Team and provide legal advice for US as needed.
You have a strong understanding of the pharmaceutical industry's regulations and practices.
You thrive in collaborative environments and enjoy working on cross-functional teams.
You are adept at managing complex legal matters and have a keen eye for detail.
You can communicate effectively in both French and English.
Candidates must hold a Canadian law degree from a leading university and have significant legal experience in the biotechnology or pharmaceutical industry. Applicants will require 8-10 years of legal experience in the biotech/pharma sector in Canada. A license to practice law in the US or another jurisdiction is a plus, along with experience in a top law firm. Familiarity with local or North American regulators and experience working in the US are beneficial.