Greenspoon Marder Partner Jessica Wasserman Featured Speaker For The Consumer Federation of America National Food Policy Conference

News Mar 14, 2019 Washington, D.C.,

Washington, DC – March 14, 2019 – Greenspoon Marder partner, Jessica Wasserman will be a featured speaker for the Consumer Federation of America National Food Policy Conference on March 14th in Washington. This year’s conference will explore an array of important food policy issues facing consumers and the food industry. Ms. Wasserman will speak on “Marijuana: FDA, States, and an Uncharted Regulatory Frontier.” The session will discuss the implications of legalized marijuana on food policy.

Jessica Wasserman is a partner in the International, Government Relations and Cannabis Law practice groups at Greenspoon Marder LLP. She has extensive experience in politics, lobbying, regulatory advocacy including Food and Drug Administration regulated products, and law. Ms. Wasserman has held senior positions in the Executive Branch involving international economic and trade policy, at the Department of Commerce and Department of Agriculture. Ms. Wasserman also works regularly with the U.S. Congress.

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