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State Law Enforcement in New England and The Mid-Atlantic Affecting Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Companies

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A Survey of Pertinent State Statutes and Enforcement Actions
March 2010

While pharmaceutical and medical device companies have been challenged by federal regulatory enforcement for years, increasingly they are also having to deal with legislation and law enforcement at the state level. Recent and pending enforcement actions make it clear that state attorneys general are working together, independently of the Department of Justice, to pursue alleged violations.

Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP and Saul Ewing LLP collaborated to prepare an in-depth state-by-state survey, State Law Enforcement in New England and the Mid-Atlantic Affecting Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Companies. The comprehensive analysis covers the statutes governing the sales and marketing of pharmaceutical and medical device products from Maine to Washington, D.C. and provides insight into which devices and products are under the regulatory microscope at the state level.

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