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: How Appealing"The Supreme Court and the Tyranny of Lawyers: Last week's drug ruling will cost lives."
Today's edition of The Philadelphia Daily News contains an editorial entitled "FDA needs poison pill."
In The Austin American-Statesman, law professor Thomas O. McGarity has an op-ed entitled "Wyeth v. Levine is a rare win for consumers."
And in The Washington Times, Jim Copland and Paul Howard have an op-ed entitled "A 'cure' worse than gangrene; Supreme Court's gift to trial lawyers hurts us all."
Full post as published by How Appealing on March 09, 2009 (boomark / email).
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