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U.S. Food and Drug Law in Comparative Perspective
July 2012, Boston University School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts
Covington Promotes 16 New Partners
October 2, 2017
WASHINGTON—Covington has promoted 16 lawyers to its partnership. “It’s a great tribute to the firm’s vibrancy that we’re continuing to build an exceptional pipeline of new partners from within our ranks,” said Timothy Hester, Covington’s chair. “We’re confident that all 16 will add importantly to the firm’s strengths and will drive further expansion of core ...
Covington Announces Ten New Counsel
April 10, 2015
WASHINGTON, DC, April 10, 2015 — Covington is pleased to announce the promotion of three lawyers to of counsel and seven lawyers to special counsel, effective April 1, 2015. The new of counsel are as follows: John Balzano (New York) represents companies and industry associations on U.S. and China regulatory and policy matters related to food, drugs, and ...
China's Elusive Pet Food Regulation
June 25, 2014, Forbes
Covington's John Balzano writes on Chinese pet food regulation for Forbes. "Long-term, all-too-frequent, and severe safety issues with pet treats and pet food coming from China have led to serious questions about the state of China’s pet food regulations. The answer to those questions may be fairly simple: China does not have a significant body of pet food ...