A Philadelphia judge has upheld a $5 million verdict rendered over a 1-year-old's death allegedly due to liver failure from an overdose of Infants' Tylenol, in part because the judge said the makers of the over-the-counter drug filed a 29-point statement of matters in violation of Rule 1925(b). "Appellant's conduct with respect to the statement of matters breaches the duty of good faith and fair dealing with the court and constitutes a course of misconduct," the judge said.
November 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A Philadelphia judge has upheld a $5 million verdict rendered over a 1-year-old’s death allegedly due to liver failure from an overdose of Infants’ Tylenol, in part because the judge said the makers of the over-the-counter drug filed a 29-point statement of matters in violation of Rule 1925(b).
McNeil-PPC Inc. has appealed Judge Annette M. Rizzo’s decision in Dunson v. McNeil-PPC Inc. to the Pennsylvania Superior Court.
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