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Interesting consumer protection twist

Every now and then we come across something new and interesting that, frankly, we hadn't thought of ourselves. That's how we felt when we read the

We read rulings under the Federal Tort Claim Act about as often as we read bench trial rulings or rulings from the District of Montana. Or rulings

The Iowa Court of Appeals has affirmed summary judgment entered in favor of both branded and generic manufacturers of metoclopramide, looking at

Several of us (the Reed Smith side, obviously) recently attended the firm partners' retreat. All our brainstorming about how to improve client

People usually think it's a good thing to be "on a roll." But that is not always the case. We have defended client depositions where there was

It seems like a rather basic 1-L contract law proposition, but it bears repeating. If you want a particular term in your contract, get it in writing

In our day job, we generally rely on final decisions of FDA about things like drug approvals, device clearances, and rules and guidances. We also

Every now and then, an administrative law decision - usually involving the FDA - contains something that's useful to our product liability defense

This just in: Finally, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has taken the Restatement SecondRestatement Third issue for products liability. Here's the

and the claims are preempted to boot! This just in: The Ninth Circuit has ruled that off-label use is not medical experimentation under a