You’ve Been Warned…

A company that receives a warning letter from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is on FDA's radar screen. In addition to responding appropriately to any actual or potential violations indicated in a warning letter, a company should be prepared for additional inspections and greater scrutiny. Check out this video featuring Cori Annapolen Goldberg, a partner at Reed Smith, for an overview of FDA Warning Letters and their impact on FDA-regulated organizations.

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