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Supreme Court Medical Device Manufacturers

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The New York Times reports on the Supreme Court's decision in in which the Justices ruled "that the manufacturer of a federally approved medical device cannot be sued under state law if the device causes an injury." The TImes ---...

Full post as published by Health Law Prof Blog on February 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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