We establish regulatory training programs to educate internal units of major medical device and combination product companies about adverse event reporting requirements and procedures.
We have assisted clients in responding to enforcement actions related to inadequate adverse event reporting and helped develop procedures to protect against future enforcement.
We regularly speak publicly on medical device reporting requirements and expectations.
Helped clients conduct retrospective reviews of their files to assess their obligations in submitting Medical Device Reports to the FDA and bring their reporting up to date.
Our lawyers have been named Best Lawyers of America, Washington D.C. Super Lawyers, The Legal 500 U.S. Healthcare: Life Sciences, and LMG Life Science’s Stars.
Our practice is ranked by Chambers USA as a top Healthcare: Pharmaceutical/Medical Products Regulatory practice.
Hogan Lovells Publications
14 January 2019
The Medical Device Reporting (MDR) regulation provides a mechanism for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA or the Agency), as well as medical device manufacturers, to identify and...
Hogan Lovells Publications
17 January 2018
From insulin pumps and pacemakers to defibrillators, medical devices increasingly rely on wireless and internet connectivity for efficient operations. Unfortunately, these interconnections...
