Dentons US welcomes Schevon Salmon as partner in Health Care practice - Dentons
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Dentons US announces today that Schevon Salmon has joined the Firm’s Health Care practice as a partner. He advises pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies on Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulatory and corporate transactional matters throughout the product lifecycle.
Salmon’s practice focuses on FDA regulatory and corporate transactional matters, including product development, advertising and promotion; medical communications; good manufacturing practices for drugs and medical devices; and negotiation of quality and supply agreements. His experience expands Dentons’ capabilities in advising pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies on complex regulatory, compliance and transactional matters.
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