A judge has excluded testimony from the plaintiffs' causation experts in the 12 remaining denture adhesive mass tort cases in Philadelphia.
April 14, 2014 at 12:17 AM
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A judge has excluded testimony from the plaintiffs’ causation experts in the 12 remaining denture adhesive mass tort cases in Philadelphia.
The plaintiffs sued the makers of the denture adhesive cream Fixodent, claiming that the level of zinc in the adhesive caused them to develop an irreversible neurologic condition related to copper deficiency.
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