Sébastien Pradeau | Fieldfisher
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Professional background

Professional background

I advise healthcare companies on topics related to health regulations, litigation, research, drafting and negotiating of contracts.

I began my career in 1998 as a corporate lawyer for Roche and Schering-Plough, before practising within the "Healthcare Industry" department of Courtois Lebel from 2007. I then developed my own business before joining Fieldfisher Paris in 2016 as Of Counsel.

I speak French and English.

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A modern operating room filled with medical equipment. There's a surgical table in the center, surrounded by monitors, overhead lights, and various machines. The lighting is dim with a bluish hue, giving an ambient atmosphere.
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French judges clarify the notion of medical devices

18.02.2025
The Paris Court of Appeal has just issued a landmark decision concerning the notion of medical devices, in the context of a five-year dispute between two French companies.
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A person in a lab coat is drawing a molecular structure on a chalkboard with chalk. The other hand is holding a molecular model. The chalkboard has various scientific notations and diagrams related to DNA under a blue light.
Life Sciences
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Towards an additional risk of pharmaceutical shortages due to new elements surrounding China's anti-espionage law?

10.09.2024
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Following in the footsteps of other European countries, new regulation in France has facilitated the development and reimbursement of digital medical devices in this highly promising sector

06.11.2023
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Close-up image of several test tubes with white caps and blue labels, each labeled "Biological Sample Test." The test tubes are arranged in a slanted row within a rack, and the focus is on the labels and the caps. The lighting casts a blue tint overall.
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Brand new compulsory templates for clinical trials in France

12.04.2022
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The new obligations of French healthcare manufacturers in terms of waste recovery: the details provided by the decree published on 12 September 2021

23.09.2021
Since 2011, French producers of self-injection and self-test medical devices involving sharps and needles and posing an infection risk have been subject to the principle of "extended producer responsibility" (EPR). In practical terms, this means that such producers are responsible for the management of waste resulting from their products (DASRI).
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