Today’s case isn’t about prescription drugs, but rather illegal drugs. More specifically, whether a user of illegal drugs can recover in a civil action against someone who failed to prevent the user from obtaining the drugs. While this is outside our usual field of focus, we have posted about the in pari delicto doctrine before
Pari delicto
The Opioid Epidemic – What Kind of a Problem Is It?
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New Mexico Wrongful Conduct Rule Shuts Down Opioid Case Against Pharmacist
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Non-Prescribed Plaintiffs, In Pari Delicto, And Duty
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As far as pharmaceutical mass torts go, the fen-phen litigation has been around for as long as any. But just because it’s mature litigation doesn’t mean that the old dog can’t do new tricks. Last month a fen-phen case produced the first post-Levine decision recognizing implied preemption, as we discussed here. This month…

