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Affirming an $18 million jury verdict in a failure-to-warn and design-defect case, the Illinois Supreme Court on Jan. 25 ruled that a medical-products manufacturer was liable to the estate of a woman whose intravenous tube connector malfunctioned. The suit is based on a 1991 incident in a Chicago hospital that left Andrina Hansen unable to control her bodily functions until her death, four years later.
February 01, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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