Acknowledgments

• Jurisdiction: United States

Acknowledgments

This book, now in its third edition and second decade, could not have been done without substantial help. Because the treatise covers twelve chapters, and each chapter represents a unique and specialized area of law, we drew heavily from the deep well of expertise and hard work of our many colleagues at King & Spalding. These individuals are recognized below with sincere gratitude:

• Chapter 1 ("The Food and Drug Administration") was written by our partners Mark Brown (Chair of the FDA and Life Sciences practice) and Amanda Klinger, with the assistance of senior associates Terence Burek and Caitlin Ozier and associates Elizabeth Crocket, Kalle Deyette, and Krishna Kavi.
• Chapter 2 ("Controlled Substances") was written by our partner Christina Markus (Deputy Chair of the FDA & Life Sciences practice), with the assistance of associate Michael Dohmann.
• Chapter 3 ("Intellectual Property") was written by our partners Rebecca Kaufman and Evan Diamond, with the assistance of partners James Brogan and Lori Gordon, senior associate Andrew Cochran, and former associate Stephen Shin.
• Chapter 4 ("Antitrust") was written by our partners Jeffrey Spigel and Norman Armstrong, with the assistance of counsel Albert Kim, senior associate Christopher Yook, associates Emily Chen, Meaghan Griffith, and Mary Longenbaker, and former associate Emily Hutson.
• Chapter 5 ("Insurance Coverage") was written by our partners Meghan Magruder and Shelby Guilbert, with the assistance of senior associates Joseph Englert and Nicholas Hill, and associates Amy Dehnel, Edward Bedard, James Graessle, and Brian Sperry.
• Chapter 6 ("Veil Piercing, Direct Parent Liability, and Successor Liability") was written by our partner Arthur Steinberg and counsel Scott Davidson, with the assistance of associate Joshua Saccurato and former associates Rohan Maitra and David Zubricki.
• Chapter 7 ("Government Enforcement Activity") was written by our partners Wick Sollers (Chair of the Government Matters

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