Shane Yodlowski
Overview
Shane Yodlowski has experience counseling clients on product safety and risk mitigation strategy, defending companies in nationwide multidistrict litigations, and representing clients before the Department of Justice, Consumer Product Safety Commission, Federal Trade Commission, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Some of his clients include manufacturers and distributors of home appliances, recreational vehicles, infant safety products, and consumer electronics. Shane maintains an active pro bono practice, focusing his representation on wrongful convictions and, separately, the needs of children and families. He is also a member of the District of Columbia Bar.
Career & Education
- University of Central Florida, B.A., cum laude, 2014
- The George Washington University Law School, J.D., 2019
- District of Columbia
Shane's Insights
Blog Post | 09.04.26
Pet Products in the Global Arena: What International Regulators Are Watching
The U.S. pet industry is booming — an estimated $158 billion market in 2024 — and that growth is equally pronounced overseas. Yet unlike well-established frameworks governing human consumer products, pet products occupy a fragmented international regulatory landscape. For companies that manufacture or sell pet products internationally, understanding that landscape is more important than ever.
Blog Post | 05.22.26
Representative Matters
- Representing telecommunications and consumer products company in CPSC recall investigation.
- Counseling recreational vehicle company in CPSC untimely reporting matter.
- Representing clients and multiple third parties in DOJ and state attorneys general investigations.
- Defending health care distributor against manufacturing and design defect allegations in multidistrict litigation.
- Counseling infant safety company executives in NHTSA investigation and subsequent Congressional hearing.
Shane's Insights
Blog Post | 09.04.26
Pet Products in the Global Arena: What International Regulators Are Watching
The U.S. pet industry is booming — an estimated $158 billion market in 2024 — and that growth is equally pronounced overseas. Yet unlike well-established frameworks governing human consumer products, pet products occupy a fragmented international regulatory landscape. For companies that manufacture or sell pet products internationally, understanding that landscape is more important than ever.
Blog Post | 05.22.26
Insights
Pet Product Regulation May be Nipping at the Heels
|05.22.26
Crowell & Moring's Retail & Consumer Products Law Observer
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02.27.26
Crowell & Moring’s Retail & Consumer Products Law Observer
Day Two of the ICPHSO Symposium: The Race to Keep Pace — Regulation in a Fast-Moving World
|02.25.26
Crowell & Moring’s Retail & Consumer Products Law Observer
Shane's Insights
Blog Post | 09.04.26
Pet Products in the Global Arena: What International Regulators Are Watching
The U.S. pet industry is booming — an estimated $158 billion market in 2024 — and that growth is equally pronounced overseas. Yet unlike well-established frameworks governing human consumer products, pet products occupy a fragmented international regulatory landscape. For companies that manufacture or sell pet products internationally, understanding that landscape is more important than ever.
Blog Post | 05.22.26
