Partner-Level FDA Regulatory Attorney — Consumer Brands

BCG Attorney Search; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 250,000 - 450,000; Full time

Job summary

BCG Attorney Search is assisting a law firm in recruiting a partner-level attorney with seven or more years advising clients on FDA regulatory matters to join its Consumer Brands industry group across multiple U.S. locations including Washington, DC.

The role involves counseling on FDA compliance for food, beverage, dietary supplements, cosmetics and other consumer products, and guiding labeling, advertising, and promotional claims, with emphasis on transactions and regulatory developments.

Qualifications

• Seven+ years of experience in FDA regulatory compliance.
• Preferred experience with USDA regulatory compliance.
• Portable book of business and interest in client development.
• Experience with CPSC, FTC, and related regulatory matters is a plus.
• Admission to practice in at least one U.S. jurisdiction; California Bar admission is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Advise clients on FDA regulatory compliance for food, beverage, dietary supplements, cosmetics, and other consumer products.
• Counsel clients on labeling, packaging, advertising, and promotional claims.
• Manage inspections, enforcement matters, recalls, and regulatory developments.
• Lead regulatory aspects of financing, investment, and M&A transactions.
• Negotiate and advise on commercial transactions within consumer brands and products industries.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Writing ability

Communication skills

Client relationship development

Education

Juris Doctor (JD) degree

Job description

BCG Attorney Search is assisting a law firm in recruiting a partner-level attorney with seven or more years advising clients on FDA regulatory matters to join its Consumer Brands industry group across multiple U.S. locations including Washington, DC.

The role involves counseling on FDA compliance for food, beverage, dietary supplements, cosmetics and other consumer products, and guiding labeling, advertising, and promotional claims, with emphasis on transactions and regulatory developments.