Product liability litigation against drug companies often hinges on the science. But when it comes to convincing a judge that the science is bad, it's all about the lawyers.
April 07, 2016 at 06:52 PM
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Pharmaceutical product liability litigation often hinges on the science. If plaintiffs allege that a drug is dangerous, they had better have an expert to back that up.
But when it comes to convincing a judge that the science is bad, it’s all about the lawyers.
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