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Finding that there were insufficient factual bases for a number of conclusions reached by a pharmacology expert for a group of three Utah fen-phen plaintiffs, a Philadelphia judge has ordered a new trial as to liability in the trio's litigation against Wyeth. The decision Tuesday centered on Pennsylvania Rule of Evidence 705, which requires that, during direct examination, an expert witness provide the jury with the factual evidence upon which his or her opinions are based.
May 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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