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Sebok on Wyeth v. Levine

By James M. Beck and Mark Herrmann

In this week's FindLaw column, Anthony Sebok and Benjamin Zipursky discuss the facts of Wyeth v. Levine and urge the Supreme Court to "decide Levine quite narrowly (however it decides) and we are cautiously optimistic that it will do so."

Among other things, Sebok and Zipursky say that:

"The problem with Levine is that the jury and the judges in Vermont handed Wyeth a loss it clearly did not deserve, because they stretched tort law to its limit (and perhaps beyond) to respond to the gripping facts before them. For any number of basic reasons, the result in Levine is pathological as a matter of products liability law."

Hat tip to Torts Prof.

Full post as published by Drug and Device Law on September 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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