Food and Drug Law Institute

The Food and Drug Law Institute (FDLI), founded in 1949, is a nonprofit membership organization that offers education, training, publications, and professional engagement opportunities in the field of food and drug law. As a neutral convener, FDLI provides a venue for stakeholders to inform innovative public policy, law, and regulation.

FDLI’s scope covers all industries regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and related agencies and authorities in the U.S. and globally, including drugs, medical devices, biologics, food, dietary supplements, cosmetics, veterinary, tobacco, and cannabis-derived products. The FDLI community includes manufacturers, distributors, law firms, consultants, academics, government employees, non-profits, and students. Collectively, the stakeholder group engaged with FDLI is 30,000+ individuals.

FDLI offers intensive training courses covering the basics of FDA law and regulation. Learn from experienced attorneys and regulatory experts who are highly skilled presenters.

The programs are recommended for new, early career, and seasoned staff members working in a range of professional areas, including: regulatory, clinical affairs, research and development, quality control, legal counsel, marketing, and management. Attendees receive course presentations, regulatory resources, and reference information. Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits are also offered.

Virtual Learning
Take advantage of FDLI’s Virtual Learning Platform to invest in yourself. Continue your education in convenience by attending live and on-demand educational programs, or make the most of your downtime by reading through resources available in the learning library.

Publications
FDLI publishes resources for practitioners, scholars, students, policy makers, and others interested in food and drug law and policy. The periodicals and books offer timely coverage of emerging issues, policy debates, scholarly research, and practice guidance.

Books
Essential food and drug law and regulation resources for the office, classroom, and library.

FDLI members enjoy a significant discount on book purchases. Discounts are also offered for course adoptions and volume purchases. Purchases of 5-19 copies are available for 10% off, 20-49 copies for 15% off, and 50 or more for 25% off.

Become a FDLI Member
Build your Professional Presence. Expand your expertise.
Connect with your peers. Strengthen the future.

Comprised of 6,500+ members
FDLI memberships are available to organizations and individuals. If you are employed by an organization eligible for membership you are not eligible for an individual membership. Please contact us if you have questions about the appropriate membership category.

Access to 1,500+ Membership Benefits:

Build Your Professional Presence
Access to highly coveted speaking opportunities at conferences, webinars, or introductory training courses. Invitations to author articles and book chapters on key topics.

Expand Your Expertise
Access to informational resources like Update magazine, Food and Drug Law Journal, FDLI SmartBrief and FDLI Weekly for the latest in trends, research, and legislation.

Connect with Your Peers
Networking opportunities at FDLI events
Leadership roles on member-only committees and editorial boards for FDLI program and publication development.

Enhance Your Professional
Development
Offers of highly coveted speaking opportunities at conferences, webinars, or introductory training courses. Invitations to author articles and book chapters on key topics.

Train New and Junior Staff
Get staff new to the field or in related fields up-to-speed with introductory courses. Access for Junior staff members to join the New to Food and Drug Law Group.

Save on Essential Resources
* No-cost-to-members webinars
* Invitations to member-only meetings
* Savings of up to 50% on conferences, webinars, publications, and job listings

Get Involved
FDLI offers members opportunities to share expertise, interact with peers in government, industry, the private bar, and academia, and serve the profession.

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