The Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas' program for mass torts will once again allow punitive damages in pharmaceutical cases subject to the approval of the Complex Litigation Center coordinating judges, Judge Sandra Mazer Moss and Judge Arnold L. New, if they "rule that there are sufficient requisite proofs to support the claim going to trial."
June 18, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas’ program for mass torts will once again allow punitive damages in pharmaceutical cases subject to the approval of the Complex Litigation Center coordinating judges, Judge Sandra Mazer Moss and Judge Arnold L. New, if they “rule that there are sufficient requisite proofs to support the claim going to trial.”
The court is requiring the motions practice regarding punitive damages to take place at least 60 days before trial.
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