The sellers and distributors of chemical components of Fen-Phen were not entitled to summary judgment on any of five grounds. Fisher v. Professional Compounding Centers of America et al, No. CV-S-01-1031-PMP-PAL, U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada, March 29, 2004.
Wanda Fisher suffered heart problems after ingesting the drug Fen-Phen. She sued, among others, defendant companies Alfa and PCCA. Each party moved for summary judgment, and the district court denied the motions.
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