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Join C&M and other Industry Experts for an Advertising for Associations Seminar

By David Ervin & Andrew Kaplan on April 25, 2016
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On May 4, 2016, Crowell & Moring LLP will host a complimentary seminar on Advertising for Associations in their Washington, DC office. This afternoon program will focus on key issues affecting advertising communications and public relations strategies of major trade associations. It brings together leading trade association executives and lawyers, public relations specialists, and ad agency creatives to discuss the laws, strategies, rewards and risks of association-sponsored ad campaigns. It will also discuss how associations can bring, or defend against, advertising-related litigation. The interactive seminar will be followed by an opportunity to network with colleagues in the association and legal communities.

Click here to learn more or to register for this event.

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When products face high-stakes challenges from consumers and regulators, companies trust Andrew Kaplan for his business-grounded advice and effective litigation advocacy. Andrew has devoted more than 20 years to helping clients primarily in the medical device, pharmaceutical, and other U.S. Food and Drug

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When products face high-stakes challenges from consumers and regulators, companies trust Andrew Kaplan for his business-grounded advice and effective litigation advocacy. Andrew has devoted more than 20 years to helping clients primarily in the medical device, pharmaceutical, and other U.S. Food and Drug Administration-regulated arenas avoid risk and defend themselves from aggressive legal challenges.

Andrew Kaplan is a first-chair trial attorney who has led multiple jury and bench trials both in private practice and while serving in the Civil Division, Torts Branch, of the U.S. Department of Justice. He frequently represents clients as national, as well as international, coordinating counsel in mass tort litigation, including mass actions, class actions, and multidistrict litigation. Andrew currently represents clients in two of the largest pharmaceutical MDLs in the United States and is national counsel for two medical device manufacturers in their multistate dockets of product liability litigation. In this centralized role, Andrew helps clients develop and implement their litigation strategy while minimizing risk and maximizing consistency and efficiency, including identifying specific areas of need, such as regulatory compliance, government reporting, or public disclosures, and building a team with tailored experience. From a global perspective, these include anticipating the impacts of litigation and regulatory actions in individual countries on a company’s broader strategy.

Informed by his litigation experience, Andrew also counsels clients on risk mitigation and compliance programs. His practice focuses on product risk management issues and responding to related government civil enforcement actions. Through proactive risk management, Andrew has helped his clients avoid or lessen the impact of litigation.

Andrew is ranked by Chambers USA for Product Liability & Mass Torts-USA-Nationwide ranking. Chambers USA notes that Andrew is held in high regard for the caliber of his advocacy in product liability litigation. He also serves as co-chair of the firm’s Litigation Group.

Andrew maintains an active pro bono practice focused on representing victims of domestic violence in obtaining and enforcing civil protection orders.

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    Administrative and Regulatory
  • Blog:
    Retail & Consumer Products Law Observer
  • Organization:
    Crowell & Moring LLP
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