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Oliver Mobasser

Oliver Mobasser

UK 2026

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Oliver Mobasser is an associate in the London office of Latham & Watkins. He advises clients in the healthcare and life sciences industry on a range of technology, intellectual property, and data-focused transactions and matters.

Oliver helps emerging and established multinational pharmaceutical, biotechnology, digital health, and medical technology companies as well as their investors navigate:

- Strategic licenses and collaborations

- Product acquisitions, divestments, and carve-outs

- Manufacturing, supply, distribution, and other commercial agreements

- Data protection, as well as data use, re-use, and exploitation

- Research and development and clinical trials

Prior to joining Latham, Oliver practiced at a leading law firm in Dublin, Ireland, and completed a secondment as in-house counsel for Shire Pharmaceuticals. He brings a multifaceted, multijurisdictional perspective to his work for clients across Europe and North America. He regularly writes about topics at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and regulation.

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Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession

Life Sciences: Transactional - UK-wide

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Oliver Mobasser handles a range of transactions including high-value financings, strategic partnerships and licensing deals.

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  • Oliver is amazing. He is very responsive and pragmatic and doesn't overcomplicate things.

    Life Sciences: TransactionalChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
  • Oliver is a strong adviser – responsive and diligent.

    Life Sciences: TransactionalChambers Guide to the Legal Profession

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