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July 10, 2007
FDA Requirements Do Not Preempt Failure-to-Warn Claims
As reported in the International Herald Tribune, a U.S. district court judge held last week that FDA approval of drug labels does not preempt state-law claims for failure-to-warn. As noted in a prior post, the U.S. Supreme Court recently granted cert. in a similar case involving medical devices.
- SBS
July 10, 2007 in Products Liability | Permalink
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