There are both positive and negative developments regarding the likelihood of widespread legal sales of CBD oil products. Recently, a major retailer announced that it will begin selling cannabidiol (CBD) creams and salves in eight states. As a reminder, federal law now permits hemp production under the 2018 Farm Bill if the product contains less than 0.3 percent THC. The substance is still subject to a hodgepodge of regulation at the state level. Come hear more about the regulations surrounding the ever-growing area of interest for CBD.
With a background as a defense, regulatory, and registered patent attorney who has also worked as a registered pharmacist, Lee Rosebush provides his clients with legal counsel that is grounded in first-hand experience. Whether his clients are confronted with legal issues related to the naming of a drug, clinical trials, marketing, promotions, or advertising, Lee possesses a strong understanding of the pharmaceutical industry which, combined with his attention to detail and experience working with biologics, medical device, and healthcare companies, gives clients a single source for regulatory and litigation counsel. With post-graduate degrees in finance and business, Lee is frequently sought out to help expedite corporate deals involving healthcare entities. He also advises private equity and public and private companies in due diligence matters and buy-sell transactions.
Randy Shaheen has more than 30 years of experience as an advertising attorney. A member of BakerHostetler’s Advertising, Marketing, and Digital Media team, he represents clients before a variety of regulatory agencies, including the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), National Advertising Division (NAD), and state attorneys general, and he is sought after for his handling of multijurisdictional matters. Randy’s background facilitates practical insight: He has a significant history with matters related to privacy and data security, marketing to children, “green” claims, dietary supplements, claims of weight loss and health and performance, comparative claims, the use of surveys, and “Made in the USA” claims.Registration
This program is limited to those who are a part of NFDL. This complimentary program includes a light lunch. Please register by August 23 to reserve your spot.
New to Food and Drug Law Group
The New to Food and Drug Law Group (NFDL) offers young professionals with up to six years of experience an opportunity to connect, learn from their peers, and enhance their skills. Individuals affiliated with member organizations, those employed by the government, and law students are encouraged to participate.
For questions, please contact Paige Samson.
Location
Location
BakerHostetler
1050 Connecticut Ave NW #1100
Washington, DC 20036
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