A.J. Carvalho advises medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and laboratory companies on FDA regulatory and compliance issues. He has assisted clients on myriad matters, including in…
A.J. Carvalho advises medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and laboratory companies on FDA regulatory and compliance issues. He has assisted clients on myriad matters, including in complying with FDA regulations, responding to FDA enforcement actions and Congressional inquiries, conducting due diligence of FDA-regulated companies, and resolving issues that arise during product development.
Prior to joining the Food, Drug, and Device practice group, A.J. was a member of the Patent Litigation and White Collar Defense and Investigation Practice Groups. As a member of the Patent Litigation Practice Group, A.J. focused on representing pioneer pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in Hatch-Waxman patent litigation. As a member of the White Collar Defense and Investigations Practice Group, A.J. focused on helping medical device, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology companies navigate civil and criminal investigations by the Department of Justice and FDA.
Prior to joining Covington, A.J. was a clinical research coordinator at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center focused on exploratory clinical research related to blast injuries (including amputations), advanced prosthetics (including myoelectric prosthetic control), and other concomitant conditions. His research and work has been published in numerous scientific peer-reviewed journals.
A.J. Carvalho advises medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and laboratory companies on FDA regulatory and compliance issues. He has assisted clients on myriad matters, including in…
A.J. Carvalho advises medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and laboratory companies on FDA regulatory and compliance issues. He has assisted clients on myriad matters, including in complying with FDA regulations, responding to FDA enforcement actions and Congressional inquiries, conducting due diligence of FDA-regulated companies, and resolving issues that arise during product development.
Prior to joining the Food, Drug, and Device practice group, A.J. was a member of the Patent Litigation and White Collar Defense and Investigation Practice Groups. As a member of the Patent Litigation Practice Group, A.J. focused on representing pioneer pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in Hatch-Waxman patent litigation. As a member of the White Collar Defense and Investigations Practice Group, A.J. focused on helping medical device, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology companies navigate civil and criminal investigations by the Department of Justice and FDA.
Prior to joining Covington, A.J. was a clinical research coordinator at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center focused on exploratory clinical research related to blast injuries (including amputations), advanced prosthetics (including myoelectric prosthetic control), and other concomitant conditions. His research and work has been published in numerous scientific peer-reviewed journals.