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Product Liability Advocate
3D Printed Medical Implants: Should Laws and Regulations Be Revolutionized to Address This Revolutionary Customized Technology?
By Richard H. Rubenstein, Jianlin Song
Previously on this blog, Wilson Elser attorneys have written several posts about 3D printing technology and the law. We have predicted that this new technology has the potential to change…
Drug & Device Law
Guest post – Observations on FDA 3D Printing Guidance
By Bexis
This guest post is by Reed Smith's Matthew Jacobson. It discusses the FDA's recent guidance on the hot topic of 3D printing as a manufacturing practice for regulated drugs and…
Life Sciences Legal Update
FDA Guidance Offers Initial Thoughts on Technical Considerations Specific to Medical Devices Using 3D Printing
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the availability of its guidance entitled “Technical Considerations for Additive Manufactured Medical Devices; Guidance for Industry and Food and Drug Administration Staff,”…
Life Sciences Legal Update
Upcoming Free CLE Webinar: “3D Printing: Component Parts/Raw Materials Product Liability & Health Risks”
By Lisa Baird
Reed Smith is at the forefront of thought leadership surrounding 3D printing and how this revolutionary technology will impact our pharmaceutical and medical device clients, as well as universities and…
Nano and Other Emerging Chemical Technologies Blog
Study Examines How to Reduce Nanoparticle Emissions during 3D Printing
By Lynn L. Bergeson, Carla N. Hutton
On August 30, 2017, Environmental Science & Technology, an American Chemical Society (ACS) publication, published a study entitled “Characterization and Control of Nanoparticle Emission during 3D Printing.” According to the…
Hunton Insurance Recovery Blog
Hunton Insurance Lawyers Michael Levine and Andi DeField Discuss Insuring Emerging 3D Printing and Sharing Economies
Technological advances like 3D printing and “sharing platforms” have increased business risk and, simultaneously, opportunities for risk-shifting between stakeholders. For example, 3D printing has exposed manufacturers to new risks associated…
The Right Coast
That Time the TSA Found a Scientist s 3-D-Printed Mouse Penis – The Atlantic
When Martin Cohn passed through airport security at Ronald Reagan Airport, he figured that he d probably get some questions about the 3-D-printed model of a mouse penis in his…
Life Sciences Legal Update
Upcoming Free CLE Webinar: “3D Printing: What Could Happen to Products Liability When Users (and Everyone Else in Between) Become Manufacturers”
By Lisa Baird
The Reed Smith life sciences product liability and 3D printing teams will be hosting an upcoming CLE webinar “3D Printing: What Could Happen to Products Liability When Users (and Everyone…
Drug & Device Law
Shameless Plug – Free CLE Webinar on 3D Printing and Product Liability
By Bexis
As our loyal readers know, the Reed Smith side of the blog has been very interested in 3D printing, and particularly in its product liability implications. We recently shared with…
Drug & Device Law
Not So Shameless Plug – New 3D Printing Materials
By Bexis
This post is from the Reed Smith side of the blog only. For well over a year, now Reed Smith has been engaged in an "initiative" concerning the innovative technology, "3D…