Although Roy Hardin and his team scored a $113 million jury verdict for a client that makes syringes, he downplays the importance of the large dollar figure. Ultimately, Hardin says, his clients want to curb what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta says are 800,000 accidental sticks that happen at hospitals in an average year.
September 30, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Although Roy Hardin and his team scored a $113 million jury verdict for a client that makes syringes, he downplays the importance of the large dollar figure.
“The money is the money,” says Hardin, a partner in Locke Lord in Dallas, about the Sept. 19 win in Retractable Technologies Inc., et al. v. Becton Dickinson and Co. For Retractable Technologies Inc. and its founder, the bigger point of the litigation was health-care providers’ safety, he says.
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