The Legal Intelligencer
...pre-emptive scope — of those express directives and silences. In Wyeth v. Levine, 555 U.S. 555 (2009), a citizen of Vermont...
...defect claims in strict liability. That opinion was captioned Lance v. Wyeth. However, that still leaves the third type of defect...
...recent Mutual Pharmaceutical v. Bartlett) and beyond (Alabama's Wyeth v. Weeks). The Legal's senior staff...
...Tai's sentencing. Sanchez said Tai defrauded the trust and Wyeth, the drugmaker of Fen-Phen. Wyeth is now owned by Pfizer....
...Harvey Bartle III has already issued an opinion, Valido-Shade v. Wyeth, No. 12-20003 (E.D. Pa. July 11, 2012), noting that...
In the most ironic of ironies, Pennsylvania products liability law is defective and malfunctioning itself given the confusion in the federal courts over whether the Restatement (Second) of Torts or t
...the patient. The jury returned a defense verdict in Henry v. Wyeth. Superior Court Senior Judge Gene Strassburger, writing for the...
...to develop and properly evaluate that claim. Order of district court granting Wyeth's motion to enjoin appellants from bringing suit in state court affirmed...
As it is every year, the task of selecting the top 10 lateral moves of 2012 was a difficult one that yielded a surplus of notable moves
...for the Third Circuit enforced the letter of the settlement agreement between Wyeth and the people who took the diet-drug cocktail commonly called Fen...
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