FDA Seeks to Toss Lawsuit From Company Lawyer Seeking Anonymity in Facility-Inspection Report
The attorney argues that being linked to the report, which stems from 20 FDA site visits in the spring of 2022, could cause reputational harm and derail the attorney's career.
August 14, 2023 at 07:20 AM
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Public RecordsThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration is scoffing at a "Doe" lawsuit filed by a company attorney trying to prevent being identified in an agency inspection report on the grounds disclosure would cause irreparable harm to the lawyer's reputation and career.
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