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Due to Purdue Pharma's "take no prisoners" stance in hundreds of OxyContin product liability suits across the country, the company has yet to pay 1 cent to plaintiffs. But now, at least one insurer is trying to litigate a way out of paying the multimillion-dollar legal bills created by those aggressive defense tactics. In a first-impression ruling in Connecticut, Judge Taggart D. Adams has blocked Steadfast Insurance's bid to limit damages related to suits over the controversial painkiller.
September 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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