C# Shorten syntax when repeatedly using type in generics?

If I'm using generics, like in this sample case, is there a way to shorten the syntax so I don't have to repeatedly type "CompanyLookupData"?

Func<CompanyLookupData, CompanyLookupData, bool> DELCompareNonKeyFieldsCompany =
    new Func<CompanyLookupData, CompanyLookupData, bool> 
    (CompanyLookupData.HasIdenticalNonKeyFieldsTo);

I had tried to do Type t = typeof(CopmanyLookupData), and use t in all of the locations, but that doesn't appear to work.

PS: while I'm open to a cleaner way of doing exactly what's shown, I'm more interested in a way to make generics syntax more concise in general.