Regulatory Attorney (Consumer Products)

What You Will Do

• Review food, beverage, dietary supplement, cosmetic, and OTC product labels and packaging for FDA and FTC compliance.
• Review Supplement Facts and Nutrition Facts panels.
• Review Principal Display Panel requirements.
• Review OTC monograph conformance.
• Review substantiation of structure/function claims.
• Review marketing claims.
• Support the firm's consumer class action and false advertising department on defense of these matters.
• Draft and negotiate commercial agreements (co-packing agreements, MSAs, vendor and supplier terms).
• Manage product compliance documentation for clients entering the U.S. market, and coordinate with outside and specialty counsel where matters fall outside scope.
• Produce client-ready written work product: opinion summaries and compliance recommendations.

What We Require

• Active bar license in good standing in any state.
• Minimum 5-7 years of practice, with demonstrated substantive experience.
• Ability to draft finished, client-facing work product with minimal revision.
• Comfort working remotely.
• Comfort managing your own matter deadlines.