FDAnews Device Daily Bulletin

Device companies should train employees to take precautions when communicating through email and clean up incriminating paper trails that could come back to haunt them during a lawsuit or FDA inspection. Every company has “land mines” that could be embedded on computer hard drives or tucked away in filing cabinets, waiting to be found by a prosecutor or FDA inspector, Nancy Singer, president of Compliance-Alliance and former prosecutor, said.
Devices & Diagnostics Letter