California’s top court agreed Wednesday to consider the viability of a groundbreaking liability theory used by thousands of plaintiffs against
The California Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case brought by more than 24,000 plaintiffs against the drugmaker. The claims depart from prior design defect arguments by alleging that the company’s delays in developing a new, safer HIV drug harmed them, according to a Wednesday docket filing.
A panel of judges in California’s First District Court of Appeal wrote in a published January opinion that no California case has overtly considered ...
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