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In a huge victory for fen-phen plaintiffs who took advantage of an "intermediate opt-out" provision in the federal class action settlement to pursue their own lawsuits, the 3rd Circuit has ruled that although the federal judge overseeing the settlement has the power to prevent them from seeking punitive damages, he went too far when he issued a broad injunction that strictly limited the types of evidence they can present at trial.
May 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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