Last week, in the course of discussing a vaccine case, we mused over the misuse of the due process clause of the fourteenth amendment. Just for a moment we were back at U. of Chicago Law (and, as Dan Fogelberg sang, “felt that old familiar pain”). In 1984, our waist and forehead seemed smaller
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Lack of Causation Fells Third-Payor Claims in Xarelto MDL
By Michelle Yeary on

The Xarelto personal injury claims settled in 2019 after six bellwether trials all ended with defense verdicts. What remained, until now, were several third-party payor (health insurers, “TPPs”) actions that have been dormant for almost six years. Despite the passage of time, the motions before the court in 2021 were to dismiss under Rules 12(b)(6)…
RICO Claims Whacked In Another Zantac Ruling
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The Defense Strikes Back – with a RICO Suit
By Stephen McConnell on

What a virile week we’re having. Tomorrow the blog will discuss a viagra product liability lawsuit. Today we reach back to a case from last March involving a battle between sellers of other male, um, performance products. Put all that together with last week’s post on cannabis and we are reminded of the scene from…