Frederick H Hausheer, MD, FACP Expert Witness
Curriculum Vitae

Oncology Drug Research & Development, Drug Patents

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Specialties & Experience of this Expert Witness

General Specialties:

Oncology and Pharmaceutical Research

Keywords/Search Terms:

Oncology Drug Development, Patent Validity, ICH GCP, Written description, Enablement, Obviousness, Anticipation, Pharmacology, FDA, EMA, NMPA/China, PMDA/Japan, Drug formulation, Medical Safety, Phase 1-3 Clinical Trials, Drug Product Safety/Compliance, Medical Oncology

Education:

B.S. - Biology, Graceland University; M.S. - Physiology and Biophysics, University of Illinois - Champaign/Urbana; M.D. - Doctor of Medicine, University of Missouri - Columbia; Medical Oncology Fellowship, Johns Hopkins

Years in Practice:

36

Number of Times Deposed/Testified in Last 4 Yrs:

6

Additional Information

Frederick (Fred) Hausheer, MD, FACP Physician-scientist with over 35 years of international executive leadership and management experience in US and international (EU, JP, China, others) overseeing commercial oncology pharmaceutical research and development (Phase I-III), drug discovery, preclinical translational and clinical medicine, clinical pharmacology, and commercial development strategy and risk management. Inventor/co-inventor on more than 400 issued United States and international pharmaceutical patents, author/co-author of more than 200 scientific/medical publications. Experienced former CEO and current Chief Medical Officer executive with several biopharma companies. He is a former NCI-Designated Clinical Investigator, NCI-Institutional Review Board voting member, and NCI-Experimental Therapeutics Study Section member, and an ad hoc external expert medical advisor for the US FDA. Some of his major awards include the American Cancer Society Fellowship Awards, the National Scientific Research Award, and the Smithsonian-ComputerWorld Award for Breakthrough Science in Medicine. US Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Medical Oncology. MD degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia and completed Fellowship in Medical Oncology at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and the Johns Oncology Center where his training was focused on development of investigational anticancer therapeutic agents and clinical pharmacology in the Experimental Therapeutics and Pharmacology division at Johns Hopkins. His undergraduate degree is in Biology from Graceland University and graduate degree is in Physiology and Biophysics from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana. Expert opinion and testimony on oncology pharmaceutical research and development, drug patent validity/invalidity, patent infringement, technical assessment of relative value of patents for damages, breach of contract/reasonable efforts for commercial oncology Phase I-III drug development, go/no-go decision analysis and justification, commercial analysis of clinical trial results/outcomes, ICH GCP non-compliance, commercial gap and risk assessment, analysis and opinions regarding regulatory interactions, pharmaceutical/biotechnology license agreements and obligations/reasonable efforts provisions, Contract Research Organization contracts and obligations requirements. Experienced in research and development of oncology therapeutic modalities and pharmacology including cytotoxic agents, targeted therapies (small molecules, antibodies, bispecifics, and BiTEs), immuno-oncology (checkpoint inhibitors, agonists, others), and cell and gene therapies (eg., BMT, CAR-T) in a variety of solid tumors and hematologic malignancies. Expertise on drug safety assessments, monitoring and regulatory reporting, expedited serious unexpected adverse drug reactions/toxicity - medical and regulatory compliance. I have provided written expert opinions, deposition and testimony on several major high stakes litigation (US Federal Court, US and Swiss International Courts of Arbitration and other jurisdictions) cases involving pharmaceutical development for cancer treatments. Areas of expertise include pharmaceutical patent validity and invalidity (infringement, exclusivity), written description, enablement, anticipation, obviousness, conception, and priority as well as determinations of reasonable commercial efforts for international pharmaceutical development, ICH Good Clinical Practice compliance/non-compliance in breach of contract, assessment of relative technical value of licensed patents for damages, validity/justification of go/no-go decision analyses in pharmaceutical research and development, and commercial pharmaceutical development risk assessment. For more details, please see my CV.